In his latest economic perspective column, Tax Notes economic consultant Gene Steuerle offers some suggestions for drafting changes in programs based on the Consumer Price Index.

In his latest economic perspective column, Tax Notes economic consultant Gene Steuerle examines social security as a form of mandated saving.

In his latest economic perspective column, Tax Notes economic consultant Gene Steuerle continues his explanation of another alternative means of privatizing the social security system.

In his latest economic perspective column, Tax Notes economic consultant Gene Steuerle begins a series on the privatization of social security.

In his latest economic perspective column, Tax Notes economic consultant Gene Steuerle argues that to restructure the Internal Revenue Service, the Internal Revenue Code must be simplified too.

In his latest economic perspective column, Tax Notes economic consultant Gene Steuerle looks at some of the hurdles to be overcome for the Internal Revenue Service to be truly restructured.

Economic Perspective columnist Gene Steuerle looks at some of the strengths and weaknesses of the National Commission on Restructuring the IRS.

In his latest economic perspective column, Tax Notes economic consultant Gene Steuerle explains why Bob Dole's attempt to portray himself as a moderate version of Ronald Reagan did not succeed in winning him the Presidency.

In his latest economic perspective column, Tax Notes economic consultant Gene Steuerle examines some of the reasons why the U.S. business community does not present a single voice as to what tax changes it wants.

In his latest economic perspective column, Tax Notes economic consultant Gene Steuerle finishes his series on why long-term federal budget issues are so difficult to resolve.

In his latest economic perspective column, Tax Notes economic consultant Gene Steuerle begins a series on long-term budget issues.

In his latest economic perspective column, Tax Notes economic consultant Gene Steuerle offers some suggestions for whoever is president in 1997 on how to deal with the federal deficit.

In his latest economic perspective column, Tax Notes economic consultant Gene Steuerle offers tips on what to look for on the federal policy front in 1997.

In his latest economic perspective column, Tax Notes economic consultant Gene Steuerle explains why he hates presidential election campaign time: its impact on the policymaking process.

In his latest economic perspective column, Tax Notes economic consultant Gene Steuerle continues his look at the application of zero tax rates to returns on new investment and learning; this week looking at "taxing everything, yet taxing nothing."

In his latest economic perspective column, Tax Notes economic consultant Gene Steuerle continues his look at the details of applying zero tax rates to new capital, focusing this week on returns to new investment and learning (i.e., "human capital").

In his latest economic perspective column, Tax Notes economic consultant Gene Steuerle continues his series on the imposition of zero tax rates on new capital, focusing this week on corporate taxes and investment incentives.

In Economic Perspective, Tax Notes economic consultant Gene Steuerle begins a series exploring the imposition of a zero tax rate on returns from new capital or from knowledge and education, starting with "zapping old capital" and the "Garden of Eden" analysis.

In his latest economic perspective column, Tax Notes economic consultant Gene Steuerle looks at the tax gap and explains why it may grow in the future.

In his latest economic perspective column, Tax Notes economic consultant Gene Steuerle looks at the relationship between long-term pension reform and current federal budget accounting.

In his latest economic perspective column, Tax Notes economic consultant Gene Steuerle attempts to answer some of the questions that should be asked when considering long-term directions for the research and development credit.

In his latest economic perspective column, Tax Notes economic consultant Gene Steuerle looks at the research and development credit and the broader issue of how research should be subsidized.

Economic Perspective columnist Gene Steuerle looks at the growth in revenues as a percentage of GDP from 1902 to 1993.

In his latest economic perspective column, Tax Notes economic consultant Gene Steuerle analyzes medical savings accounts and Medicare HMOs, focusing on the conflict between risk selection and efficiency.

In his latest economic perspective column, Tax Notes economic consultant Gene Steuerle argues that President Clinton's tuition tax credit proposal is unfair, inefficient, and incapable of administration at a reasonable cost.

In his latest economic perspective column, Tax Notes economic consultant Gene Steuerle explains the politics of "Republi-taxes" and "Demo-grants."

In his latest economic perspective column, Tax Notes economic consultant Gene Steuerle finishes his look at the issues related to the Treasury's proposal to issue bonds indexed for inflation.

In his latest economic perspective column, Tax Notes economic consultant Gene Steuerle continues his series on Treasury's proposal to issue bonds indexed for inflation, focusing this week on related business, housing, and pension issues.

In his latest economic perspective column, Tax Notes economic consultant Gene Steuerle continues his look at Treasury's proposal to issue indexed bonds, focusing this week on issues relating to the budget, monetary and trade policy, and the loss of an inflation tax.

In his latest economic perspective column, Tax Notes economic consultant Gene Steuerle continues his look at the implications of the Treasury Department's plan to issue bonds indexed for inflation.

In his latest economic perspective column, Tax Notes economic consultant Gene Steuerle begins a series exploring the possible impact of the federal government's issuance of bonds indexed for inflation.

In his latest economic perspective column, Tax Notes' economic consultant Gene Steuerle comments on the recent moves to lower the federal gasoline tax and raise the minimum wage.

In his latest economic perspective column, Tax Notes economic consultant Gene Steuerle continues his look at the 1995 "Republican revolution," focusing on the expenditure side, where he says "the real action" took place.

In the first of a series of articles, Economic Perspective columnist Gene Steuerle looks at changes in trends in government revenues throughout the 1990s.

In his latest economic perspective column, Gene Steuerle explains why return data may provide clues to income distribution, which he believes is one of the most controversial public issues today.

Economic Perspective columnist Gene Steuerle looks at the pros and cons of medical savings accounts.

In his latest economic perspective column, Tax Notes economic consultant Gene Steuerle reviews the arguments for and against the deduction for state and local taxes.

Economic Perspective columnist Gene Steuerle looks at how the president could use a line-item veto in future budget battles with Congress.

Economic Perspective columnist Gene Steuerle writes that criticisms of the Service's tax systems modernization program aside, it's a project that must be tackled.

Economic Perspective columnist Gene Steuerle continues his series on tax reform and the issues it raises for private pensions.

Economic Perspective columnist Gene Steuerle begins a series on tax reform and the issues it raises for private pensions.

Economic Perspective columnist Gene Steuerle offers suggestions for creating a better tax subsidy for health care costs.

Economic Perspective columnist Gene Steuerle offers suggestions for a better tax subsidy for health care costs.

Economic Perspective columnist Gene Steuerle criticizes the current tax rules relating to health care costs.

Economic Perspective columnist Gene Steuerle explains why a flat tax won't give anyone a free ride.

Economic Perspective columnist Gene Steuerle offers a brief how- to manual for compromising on a budget bill.

Economic Perspective columnist Gene Steuerle suggests a less costly and better designed child credit could be enacted if the administration and Congress made a more honest effort.

Economic Perspective columnist Gene Steuerle suggests several ways to improve the debate over the taxation of capital gains.

Economic Perspective columnist Gene Steuerle looks at how a budget surplus should be spent, should one arise.

Economic Perspective columnist Gene Steuerle looks at how issues of progressivity and regressivity affect the debate on government downsizing.

Economic Perspective columnist Gene Steuerle looks at how the earned income tax credit became redesigned in the budget negotiation process.

Economic Perspective columnist Gene Steuerle takes a behind-the- scenes look at the drafting of tax law.