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A Trigger...For Bigger Government

(Archived document, may contain errors) 899 June 4,1992 SOLVING THE FEDERAL SPENDING CRISIS WITH A BALANCED BUDGET AMENDMENT Daniel J. Mitchell John M. Olin Fellow INTRODUCTION Congress soon will vote on an amendment to the Constitution Equiring that the fed d governm ent balance its budget each year. Unlike previous efforts to enact such an unendment, which failed to gain approval in Congress, supporters tue confident that hey have the two-thirds majority support needed in each chamber to send ...

Social Security's Rates of Return for Union Households

The IRS is the most feared government agency, and with good reason. Americans who run afoul of this bureaucratic behemoth have little chance of surviving unscathed.

Time for Lower Income Tax Rates: The Historical Case forSupply-Side Economics

Tax Cuts Won't Harm Social Security

While Americans struggle to comply with one of the world's most complicated tax codes, it's worth noting that about one-dozen nations have adopted simple and fair flat-tax systems.

BG1035:  Jobs, Growth, Freedom, and Fairness:  WhyAmerica Needs a Flat Tax

To judge the Panel's report, there must be a yardstick. It shouldbe the flat tax.

Tax Cuts: Now More Than Ever