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BG1155es: Return the Revenue Surplus to the Taxpayers

Analysis of how the U.S. economy performed three major episodes of tax rate reductions -- the 1920s, 1960s, and 1980s.

Stimulus Straphanger

The Administration's tax package should be viewed as only a firststep in a series of long-overdue reforms. The White House andcongressional leaders should put further tax relief and reform onthe agenda.

Can't Pin Fiscal Woes on W.

BG1185es: How Government Policies Discourage Savings

How Government Policies Discourage Savings

Increasing the Mandated Minimum Wage: Who Pays the Price?

The OECD Pulls A Bait-and-Switch On the U.S. Treasury

Economic evidence proves that when tax rates are reduced, the economy prospers, tax revenues grow, and lower-income citizens bear a lower share of the tax burden. Examining three decades -the 1920s, the 1960s, and the 1980s-Mitchell shows how tax policy can affect the economy and the Treasury, and provides suggestions for changes to tax policies in the 1990s. Heritage Lecture #565, Taxes, Deficits, and Economic Growth, by Daniel J. Mitchell (May 14, 1996) Comparing the two dominant schools of th...