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Do tax breaks benefit the economy? /

by Hiber, Amanda.
Material type: materialTypeLabelBookSeries: At issueEconomy: Publisher: Detroit : Greenhaven Press, c2009Description: 116 p. ; 24 cm.ISBN: 9780737742985 (hbk.); 0737742984 (hbk.); 9780737742978 (pbk.); 0737742976 (pbk.).Subject(s): Tax credits -- United States -- Juvenile literature | Tax incentives -- United States -- Juvenile literature | Taxation -- United States -- Juvenile literature | Fiscal policy -- United States -- Juvenile literature | United States -- Economic policy -- Juvenile literature
Contents:
Tax incentives for energy conservation would benefit the economy / Elias Blawie, Alison Freeman-Gleason, and Todd Glass -- Tax incentives for energy conservation do not benefit the economy / Chris Edwards -- Extending credits to payroll taxes would be good for the economy / Michael Lind -- Family tax credits are not good for the economy / Shawn Macomber -- Tax breaks for hedge fund managers do not benefit the economy / Randall Dodd -- Additional housing tax credits would not benefit the economy / Gerald Prante -- Making tax credits refundable would benefit the economy / Fred T. Goldberg Jr., Lily L. Batchelder, and Peter R. Orszag -- Reducing Corporate taxes would strengthen the economy / Thomas G. Donlan -- Reducing corporate taxes weakens the economy / Kristian Weise -- Repealing the estate tax would benefit the economy / Don Rogers -- Modifying the estate tax into an inheritance tax would benefit the economy / The Economist -- Reducing taxes on savings would benefit the economy / Martin Feldstein -- Repealing the alternative minimum tax would benefit the economy / Mike Crapo.
Summary: Examines whether tax breaks benefit the ecomony through eyewitness accounts, governmental views, scientific analysis, and othe tools.
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HJ4653 C73 D62 2009 (Browse shelf) Available 00003084
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 105-110) and index.

Tax incentives for energy conservation would benefit the economy / Elias Blawie, Alison Freeman-Gleason, and Todd Glass -- Tax incentives for energy conservation do not benefit the economy / Chris Edwards -- Extending credits to payroll taxes would be good for the economy / Michael Lind -- Family tax credits are not good for the economy / Shawn Macomber -- Tax breaks for hedge fund managers do not benefit the economy / Randall Dodd -- Additional housing tax credits would not benefit the economy / Gerald Prante -- Making tax credits refundable would benefit the economy / Fred T. Goldberg Jr., Lily L. Batchelder, and Peter R. Orszag -- Reducing Corporate taxes would strengthen the economy / Thomas G. Donlan -- Reducing corporate taxes weakens the economy / Kristian Weise -- Repealing the estate tax would benefit the economy / Don Rogers -- Modifying the estate tax into an inheritance tax would benefit the economy / The Economist -- Reducing taxes on savings would benefit the economy / Martin Feldstein -- Repealing the alternative minimum tax would benefit the economy / Mike Crapo.

Examines whether tax breaks benefit the ecomony through eyewitness accounts, governmental views, scientific analysis, and othe tools.


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