FOXBusiness.com: NCPA Senior Fellow Pam Villarreal calls the Obama’s proposal to expand the eligibility of the Earned Income Tax Credit an expanded subsidy, but says it’s still better than a minimum wage hike in a FOXBusiness.com article.
Dallas Morning News: Economic Analyst and recent NCPA/Hatton W. Sumners luncheon speaker David Stockman warned of the dangers of the Federal Reserve’s current course of action in an interview with Dallas Morning News.
FOXBusiness.com: Encouraging private enterprise is the key to solving the jobs problem, not government intervention, said NCPA Senior Fellow David Ranson in a FOXBusiness.com piece.
FOXBusiness.com: NCPA Senior Fellow Pam Villarreal says that raising the full-time designation from 30 to 40 hours a week could drop the cost of labor and actually increase wages in a FOXBusiness.com piece.
PBS’s Market Sen$e: NCPA Senior Fellow Laurence Kotlikoff reaffirms the economics behind abolishing the corporate income tax to benefit workers and responds to concerns raised by his New York Times op-ed at PBS’s Market Sen$e.
Heartlander: One of the only new things in Obama’s State of the Union address was his call for a federal minimum wage of $10.10 per hour, said NCPA Senior Fellow Pamela Villarreal in a Heartlander article. Villarreal says the majority of the speech was recycled from 2013.
FOX Business: President Obama’s executive order to raise the minimum wage for federal contract workers could result in workers having their hours scaled back and a further distortion of the labor market in exchange for less than $100 extra dollars a week, says NCPA Senior Fellow Pamela Villarreal in a FOX Business.com article.
FOX News Channel: David Henderson discusses the social fabric of income inequality and his NCPA study on The Special Report with Bret Baier. According to Henderson, children from single-parent households must work much harder to succeed.
RH Reality Check: Quoting a cost of living issue brief published by the NCPA, Sheila Bapat of RH Reality Check asserts that the federal cost of living is not a substantive definition of minimum standards of living across the nation.
EconLog: David Henderson further explores the possible dangers of raising the minimum wage.
US Daily Review: Based on findings from a study on corporate income tax conducted by the NCPA’s Tax Analysis Center, Senior Fellow Laurence Kotlikoff states that American workers would win big if the current 35 percent corporate income tax were replaced with a 9 percent flat tax on all income.
National Review Online: Focusing on the findings of Laurence Kotlikoff and the NCPA’s New Tax Analysis Center, the National Review highlights the need to abolish the corporate income tax.
Wallet Hub: NCPA Senior Fellow Pam Villarreal offers her advice on retirement planning in the upcoming year in Wallet Hub’s predictions for 2014.
Accounting Today: Roger Russell discusses the impact of reducing the corporate tax rate, citing the NCPA’s tax reform study.
Economics 21: A new NCPA study shows how eliminating the corporate income tax would increase wages and lead to rapid investment.
National Review Online: NCPA President John Goodman explains what the “war on poverty” has done to American culture.
Long Island Newsday: NCPA President John Goodman says that Americans have seen income gains across the board over the last 35 years.
Commentary: A study by Senior Fellow Larry Kotlikoff demonstrates that abolishing the corporate income tax would pay for itself.
NCPA: Replacing the current 35 percent corporate income tax with a more broadly based rate of 9 percent would increase wages for all workers, increase GDP and still produce just as much revenue, according to a major study just released by the Tax Analysis Center, a new nonprofit tax research center sponsored by the National Center for Policy Analysis.
New York Times: Lowering or abolishing the corporate income tax would help American workers and the national economy, writes NCPA Senior Fellow Laurence Kotlikoff.
CNBC: Distinguished Fellow Bob McTeer discusses tapering, Janet Yellen, and bond buying on CNBC.
Politico: A new report from the NCPA finds that a flat 9 percent corporate income tax would boost wages by 9 percent.
CNBC: Distinguished Fellow Bob McTeer tells CNBC that the Federal Reserve should start tapering.
Jim Blasingame: What kind of Fed Chairman will Janet Yellen be? NCPA Distinguished Fellow Bob McTeer joins Jim Blasingame on the radio to discuss.
Investor’s Business Daily: NCPA Senior Fellow Laurence Kotlikoff estimates the US fiscal gap to be $222 trillion, and with Janet Yellen as Fed Chairman, that number is likely to rise.