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ACCF Salon: The Challenges to Our Democracy and Economy Part II

On March 13, the ACCF hosted the second part of its discussion on "The Challenges to Our Democracy and Economy." Senators Mike Braun (R-IN) and...

A Conversation with Michael J. Graetz, Professor Emeritus at Columbia and...

On March 7, the ACCF hosted host a conversation with Michael J. Graetz, Professor Emeritus at Columbia and Yale Law Schools, on his...

Tuesday’s Primary Winners Aren’t So Super

The Wall Street Journal
Super Tuesday showed that Donald Trump will be the Republican presidential nominee and still dominates the GOP. He won 14 of 15 contests and appears...

ACCF Scholar: Battle Between Fiscal and Monetary Policy

Bloomberg TV
On Bloomberg TV, Jason Furman, Harvard Kennedy School Professor of the Practice of Economic Policy, Former Council of Economic Advisers Chairman and ACCF CPR...

News Releases

Where Are the Pros in Biden’s Campaign?

The Wall Street Journal
It’s unclear that his relatively greenhorn team can even fix his failing 2020 strategy.

New Report: Proxy Season Analysis Shows Companies Still Reporting High...

ACCF documents a 28% increase in proxy advisor errors from 2021 Report  WASHINGTON, DC – As Congress holds hearings on the influence of proxy advisors...

University of Chicago Professor of Economics Joins Bipartisan ACCF Center...

Washington, DC – The American Council for Capital Formation Center for Policy Research (ACCF-CPR) announced today that Casey B. Mulligan, Professor of Economics at...

A Conversation with former USTR Robert Lighthizer

On October 11, the ACCF hosted Robert Lighthizer, former United States Trade Representative and author of No Trade Is Free: Changing Course, Taking on...