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Research report
Individual Taxes

Privatizing Social Security: A Third Option (Part 1 of 2)

Senior Fellow Eugene Steuerle comments on Social Security privatization options, noting that none say much of anything about the current private pension system, its advantages and limitations, nor about the ways that new, mandated, private accounts would be integrated with private accounts...

December 9, 1996
C. Eugene Steuerle
Research report
Federal Budget and Economy

Revenues: Which Ones Really Grew?

Senior Fellow Eugene Steuerle discusses the history of tax revenues in the 20th century.

July 22, 1996
C. Eugene Steuerle
Testimony
State and Local Issues

Tax Cut Update

At least 21 states have already enacted tax cuts this year, and several more reductions are likely to be adopted before the books are closed on this year's legislative sessions. But, from the perspective of the overall state budgets, the great majority of tax reductions are little more than...

July 10, 1996
Steven D. Gold
Research report
Federal Budget and Economy

Republi-Taxes and Demo-Grants

Senior Fellow Eugene Steuerle examines the pros and cons of flat taxes and flat grants in tax and expenditure policies.

July 1, 1996
C. Eugene Steuerle
Testimony
State and Local Issues

The Potential Impacts of Devolution on State Government Programs and Finances

Devolution is a mixed blessing for states. The positive side of the ledger the increased flexibility in using funds that may accompany block grants has been widely discussed, although it is impossible to be certain about how states will take advantage of that flexibility. Less attention has been...

March 5, 1996
Steven D. Gold
Research report
Federal Budget and Economy

The Simple Arithmetic of Flat Taxes

Senior Fellow Eugene Steuerle explains that while tax reform might entail useful simplification of the tax code and the removal of many special tax breaks, it also appeals to many because of the low rate contained in a number of flat tax proposals. The size of the tax rate, however, has only a...

February 22, 1996
C. Eugene Steuerle
Research report
Federal Budget and Economy

Searching for Savings in Medicare

This paper raises a number of concerns about various options and offers a number of examples of ways to slow the growth of Medicare spending.

December 1, 1995
Marilyn MoonLen NicholsKorbin LiuGenevieve M. KenneyMargaret B. SulvettaStephen Zuckerman
Research report
Federal Budget and Economy

The Multiple Goals Of Tax Reformers

Senior Fellow Eugene Steuerle examines the goals of tax reformers.

October 11, 1995
C. Eugene Steuerle
Research report
Federal Budget and Economy

Consumption and Flat Tax

Senior Fellow Eugene Steuerle offers a partial guide for thinking about tax reform.

October 3, 1995
C. Eugene Steuerle
Research report
Federal Budget and Economy

Can Flat Taxes be Progressive?

Senior Fellow Eugene Steuerle busts myths around the flat tax and progressivity.

August 16, 1995
C. Eugene Steuerle

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