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One Cheer for the Tax Extender Package

Congress will soon vote on extending several tax cuts. A good move,but there's more yet to do. ....

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The Candidates' Tax Plans: Comparing the Economic and Fiscal Effects of the Bush and Kerry Tax Proposals

Senator John Kerry's tax plan slows economic activity until 2011,when it generally adopts President George Bush's approach ofpermanent tax cuts. Even so, the Bush plan consistently outperformsthe Kerry plan. President Bush relies on supply-side tax changeswhile Senator Kerry focuses much of his attention on demand-sidepolicy with targeted tax policy changes that yield the unintendedconsequence of producing a tax cut for high-income taxpayers after2011. ....

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The Obama and McCain Tax Plans: How Do They Compare?

The results in this paper are based on the specific tax policy proposals of Senator Barack Obama and Senator John McCain. The economy improves under each plan as compared to the CBO baselinethat assumes that all of the Bush tax cuts disappear. While bothcandidates plan to reduce taxes compared to this scenario and eachachieves his stated goal, their approaches are quite different. ....

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Reversing the Bush Tax Cuts Would Not Fix Social Security

President Bush's 2001 and 2003 tax cuts stimulated investment andexpanded employment, adding some strength to the Social Securitysystem in the process. Extending these tax cuts permanently wouldhelp to lock in these gains and spur further economic expansion. Incontrast, a straightforward repeal of the President's tax cutswould harm both the economy and Social Security. ....

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