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A Preliminary Evaluation of the Tax Reform Panel's Report

December 5, 2005, Leonard E. Burman and William G. Gale
The Tax Reform Proposals: Some Good Ideas, but Show Me the Money

December 1, 2005, Leonard E. Burman and William G. Gale
Tax Reform Options in the Real World

October 1, 2005, William G. Gale
Charitable Giving and the Taxation of Estates

September 13, 2005, William G. Gale
The Case For Environmental Taxes

July 21, 2005, William G. Gale
Deficits, Interest Rates, and the User Cost of Capital: A Reconsideration of the Effects of Tax Policy on Investment

July 1, 2005, Peter R. Orszag and William G. Gale
The National Retail Sales Tax: What Would the Rate Have To Be?

May 16, 2005, William G. Gale
Options for Reforming the Estate Tax

April 18, 2005, Jeffrey Rohaly, Leonard E. Burman and William G. Gale
The Pros and Cons of a Consumption Tax

March 3, 2005, Len Burman and William G. Gale
The US Budget Deficit: On an Unsustainable Path

December 2004, Peter R. Orszag and William G. Gale
Bush Administration Tax Policy: Summary and Outlook

November 29, 2004, Peter R. Orszag and William G. Gale
Bush Administration Tax Policy: Starving the Beast?

November 15, 2004, Peter R. Orszag and William G. Gale
Bush Administration Tax Policy: Down Payment on Tax Reform?

November 8, 2004, Peter R. Orszag and William G. Gale
Bush Administration Tax Policy: Short-Term Stimulus

November 1, 2004, Peter R. Orszag and William G. Gale
Bush Administration Tax Policy: Effects on Long-Term Growth

October 18, 2004, Peter R. Orszag and William G. Gale
Federal Revenue Options

October 6, 2004, William G. Gale
Bush Administration Tax Policy: Revenue and Budget Effects

October 4, 2004, Peter R. Orszag and William G. Gale
Bush Administration Tax Policy: Distributional Effects

September 27, 2004, Peter R. Orszag and William G. Gale
The Cost of Tax Cuts

September 19, 2004, Peter R. Orszag and William G. Gale
Bush Administration Tax Policy: Introduction and Background

September 13, 2004, Peter R. Orszag and William G. Gale
The 2001 and 2003 Tax Cuts: A Response to Jenn and Marron

September 6, 2004, Alan J. Auerbach, Peter R. Orszag and William G. Gale
National Retail Sales Tax

Sep-04, William G. Gale
Economic Effects of Making the 2001 and 2003 Tax Cuts Permanent

August 2004, Peter R. Orszag and William G. Gale
The U. S. Tax Code's Impact on Revenue Projections and the Federal Budget

July 22, 2004, William G. Gale
Improving the Saver's Credit

July 2004, J. Mark. Iwry, Peter R. Orszag and William G. Gale

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Research and Commentary

Refine Results

A Preliminary Evaluation of the Tax Reform Panel's Report

The Tax Reform Proposals: Some Good Ideas, but Show Me the Money

Tax Reform Options in the Real World

Charitable Giving and the Taxation of Estates

The Case For Environmental Taxes

Deficits, Interest Rates, and the User Cost of Capital: A Reconsideration of the Effects of Tax Policy on Investment

The National Retail Sales Tax: What Would the Rate Have To Be?

Options for Reforming the Estate Tax

The Pros and Cons of a Consumption Tax

The US Budget Deficit: On an Unsustainable Path

Bush Administration Tax Policy: Summary and Outlook

Bush Administration Tax Policy: Starving the Beast?

Bush Administration Tax Policy: Down Payment on Tax Reform?

Bush Administration Tax Policy: Short-Term Stimulus

Bush Administration Tax Policy: Effects on Long-Term Growth

Federal Revenue Options

Bush Administration Tax Policy: Revenue and Budget Effects

Bush Administration Tax Policy: Distributional Effects

The Cost of Tax Cuts

Bush Administration Tax Policy: Introduction and Background

The 2001 and 2003 Tax Cuts: A Response to Jenn and Marron

National Retail Sales Tax

Economic Effects of Making the 2001 and 2003 Tax Cuts Permanent

The U. S. Tax Code's Impact on Revenue Projections and the Federal Budget

Improving the Saver's Credit

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