Mar 23 2010in Briefings Charles
Yesterday, Michael Cannon discussed the policy implications of ObamaCare, and what it means for the future of market-oriented health insurance? As one of the best health care economists on Capitol Hill, Michael Cannon’s academic lead will be an important indicator of where the fight should be. Currently, he believes that the worst elements of the Health Care [...]
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Mar 17 2010in Briefings Charles
Alehandra Lopez presented her paper on Unrestricted Savings to the Savings and Retirement Forum, a Market Institute hosted economic discussion group, on Tuesday March 16th. The paper addressed to importance of unrestricted spending for the smoothing effects, or the ability to handle unexpected issues, of people with unrestricted
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Mar 17 2010in Briefings CharlesTags: health care, irs, mandate, nina olson, taxpayer advocate, telephone
The National Taxpayer Advocate, Nina Olson, gave a stirring performance on Capitol Hill Tuesday, well, as stirring as Ways and Means Subcommittee on Oversight hearing can be. Witness: Nina E. Olson, National Taxpayer Advocate, IRS
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Mar 16 2010in Briefings CharlesTags: AAAS, Research and Development, tax credit
The American Association for the Advancement of Science held a briefing on Tuesday, March 16th to discuss Research and Development tax credits in the Fiscal Year 2011 Budget. Presented by Patrick J Clemins
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