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Economic Policy Salon “Renegotiating NAFTA”
On October 4th, the ACCF proudly hosted dignitaries from Embassy of Mexico for an Economic Policy Salon on "Renegotiating NAFTA." His Excellency Gerónimo Gutiérrez, Ambassador to Mexico was accompanied by Deputy Chief of Mission José Antonio Zabalgoitia, Energy Attaché Hector Castro, and Head of the Congressional Affairs Section Jonathan Chait.
ACCF Joins Coalition Dedicated to Regulatory Improvement
This week, the ACCF and members from a diverse range of industry sectors joined to announce the launch of the Coalition for Regulatory Innovation. Our aim is to help Americans understand the thicket of state and federal rules and champion commonsense reforms that remove unnecessary burdens on the economy.
Trump tax plan combines steep cuts and tough questions
American companies are charged taxes in this country on the foreign earnings, on top of the tax payments owed the host government, and the United States is the only major industrial nation with that requirement.
Big Six Goes Big on Tax Reform
The American Council for Capital Formation (ACCF) applauded today’s tax plan released by the White House and House Republicans. The elements crafted by the Big Six are critical to unlocking America’s economy and achieving much-needed growth.
Economic Policy Salon “Accelerating Energy Innovation”
On September 26th, the ACCF proudly hosted Energy Secretary Rick Perry for a vibrant discussion at an Economic Policy Salon, "Accelerating Energy Innovation."
9 Critical Points to Consider While Republicans Pursue Tax Reform
Published in Inside Sources
“They need to convince the public that we need tax reform,” Wilber, a senior economist at the American Council for Capital Formation, said. “I don’t think middle America knows we need it. We need it. The administration somehow needs to show the typical American that, no, we need tax reform. This tax reform will help your wages, your income.”
“They need to convince the public that we need tax reform,” Wilber, a senior economist at the American Council for Capital Formation, said. “I don’t think middle America knows we need it. We need it. The administration somehow needs to show the typical American that, no, we need tax reform. This tax reform will help your wages, your income.”
ACCF Salon: “Tax reform in 2017, 2018. .. And other economic policy changes.”
The June 27 ACCF Salon theme was ACCF Salon: "Tax reform in 2017, 2018. .. And other economic policy changes."
Jose Antonio Zabalgoitia Trejo, Deputy Chief...
Op-Ed: No Easy Options For Perry On Nuclear Infrastructure
Published in Forbes
Mr. Perry must figure out how to sustain federal investment for key defense infrastructure that consumes nearly half of his department’s budget while also defending the White House’s proposed cuts to traditionally popular research and development programs. One issue Mr. Perry should consider promptly is the fact that the United States no longer has any domestic uranium enrichment capability. This is a gaping hole in the defense supply chain.
Mr. Perry must figure out how to sustain federal investment for key defense infrastructure that consumes nearly half of his department’s budget while also defending the White House’s proposed cuts to traditionally popular research and development programs. One issue Mr. Perry should consider promptly is the fact that the United States no longer has any domestic uranium enrichment capability. This is a gaping hole in the defense supply chain.
Panel: Achieving Comprehensive Tax Reform in 2017
On May 18th, the ACCF Center for Policy Research hosted an engaging discussion on tax reform with Chairman Peter Roskam of the House Ways...
Direction of Energy Policy in the 115th Congress
The American Council for Capital Formation Center for Policy Research and the ClearPath Foundation hosted a May 17th forum “Direction of Energy Policy in the 115th Congress."