The Powell Legacy
The Real Deficit Problem:
Who Really Cares About the Poor?
There Are No "Transition Costs": A Hamiltonian Solution to the Social Security Crisis
Establishing personal retirement accounts creates no net new cost to the Social Security system. The act of refinancing and formalizing the $12 trillion liability is incorrectly interpreted as a “transition cost.” It is simply the part of the unfunded debt obligation that must be covered from sources other than current workers’ FICA contributions. Refinancing enables an eventual elimination of the liability. Alexander Hamilton performed a similar feat during the early days of the Republic.
A Tax Vision Instead of Tax Cuts
Track Me if You Can
Social Security Lessons from Down Under
A Framework For Tax Reform
Our current federal tax system fails to raise the necessary revenue to fund government in an efficient manner, and in a way that accurately prices the cost of government so that voters can make intelligent decisions. The President’s tax reform commission should establish neutrality, visibility, fairness and simplicity as criteria for a reformed tax code that will improve the economy and promote better government.