Social Security's $20 Trillion Shortfall: Why Reform is Needed
Social Security's $20 Trillion Shortfall: Why Reform is Needed
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Social Security's $20 Trillion Shortfall: Why Reform is Needed
Some of the poorest performing public schools in America can befound in the nation's capital. Despite per-pupil expenditures ofmore than $11,000, 94 percent of 4th grade students in Washington,D.C., are not proficient in math, and 90 percent lack proficiencyin reading, according to the National Assessment of EducationalProgress (NAEP). Given the failure of other reforms to improve thecity's poor academic achievement and the growing recognition thatadditional funding alone will not improve the system, Congress hasan historic opportunity to support D.C. students by authorizing andfundi...
The Cost of Managing Individual Social Security Accounts
Death taxes seriously impede job creation and wage growth forAmericans who will never have to file a federal estate tax form.
CTJ's report on corporate taxation is riddled with errors.