The Legacy of the 2001 and 2003 “Bush” Tax Cuts | Center on Budget and Policy Priorities
The biggest tax policy changes enacted under President George W. Bush were the 2001 and 2003 tax cuts, often referred to as the “Bush tax cuts” but formally named the Economic Growth and Tax...
Taxing Top Incomes in a World of Ideas | Journal of Political Economy: Vol 130, No 9
This paper considers top income taxation when (i) new ideas drive economic growth, (ii) the reward for successful innovation is a top income, and (iii) innovation cannot be perfectly targeted by a research subsidy—think about the business methods of Walmart, the creation of Uber, or the “idea” of Amazon. These conditions lead to a new force affecting the optimal top tax rate: by slowing the creation of new ideas that drive aggregate GDP, top income taxation reduces everyone’s income, not just income at the top. This force sharply constrains both revenue-maximizing and welfare-maximizing top tax rates.
The agreement secures some GOP priorities on spending, permits and the safety net, but left the heart of President Joe Biden's agenda intact — at least until the next fight.
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New York City may be known as the bagel capital of the world, but its inhabitants are subject to a "bagel tax" whenever they choose to buy a pre-sliced bagel with cream cheese.
Buying U.S. government bonds is among the safest investments you can make. In fact, people often put their college funds and retirement savings into bonds. I...
Study shows sugar-sweetened beverage tax improves health, lowers healthcare costs
The sugar-sweetened beverage, or SSB, tax, implemented in Oakland in 2017, significantly reduced the number of purchases of soda and sugary drinks, according to a study published Tuesday in PLOS Medicine.
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TAX DAY! We know that you have filed a long time ago but if you need a reminder! What a great day to talk about where your tax $$ are going in class! So many economic concepts that you can cover! Where would you allocate the money? What are the trade-offs? #TeachEcon #TaxDay pic.twitter.com/99cs6XZBLk— NAEEnet (@NAEEnet) April 18, 2023
Debt Limit or Limitless Debt: How Congress Will Decide America's Financial Future
Each year's federal budget must be approved by Congress and signed by the President. Despite agreeing on a budget, the federal government will likely not raise enough tax revenue to match its spending projections.
Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen: The 2022 60 Minutes Interview
The treasury secretary tells Norah O’Donnell how she thinks the economy will fare in the coming year and what her department is doing to end the war in Ukraine.