Research & Publications

New Report: U.S. Leadership on Solar Radiation Management Is a National...

U.S. Must Lead on Solar Radiation Management Technology or Risk Strategic Vulnerability to China Washington, D.C. — A new report from the American Council for Capital...

New Report: DOE Loan Programs Office Key to Advancing Trump Energy...

With Proper Reforms, LPO Can Be Critical Asset for U.S. Energy Security, Economic Growth, and Industrial Resurgence WASHINGTON, D.C. — The Department of Energy’s Loan...

New ACCF Study Finds Strong Natural Gas Market That Can Meet...

New Study Finds Strong Natural Gas Market That Can Meet Domestic and Export Demand at Low Prices Policy Reform on Permitting and Infrastructure are Critical...

New Study Examines Petroleum Product Export Ban

New ACCF Study Finds Petroleum Product Export Ban Would Force Refinery Closures, Resulting in Higher Product Prices and Losses in Employment and GDP

New Report Examines Economic Impact of President Biden’s Proposed Repeal...

Higher Capital Gains Rates Could Suppress Business Growth; New Rules Could Lead to Compliance and Administration Problems; Proposed Carve-Outs Could Lead to Tax Avoidance Washington,...

Report: Policymakers Should Define and Measure Gig Economy Employment in...

Washington, DC – Tax policy is front and center in Washington as lawmakers unveil an array of tax code changes to offset up to...

ACCF Board of Scholars

The ACCF Center for Policy Research has welcomed leading economists as members of its board of scholars. This distinguished board includes several Nobel Prize winners, members of the Presidential Council of Economic Advisers and Congressional Budget Office, U.S. Treasury consultants, Federal Reserve board members and more.

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ACCF Distinguished Fellow

The ACCF Center for Policy Research inaugurated its Distinguished Fellows Program in 1994 to highlight the work of the nation’s leading scholars on tax, regulatory, and environmental policy research.

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Michael J. Boskin

2014 & 2015 Recipient

Michael J. Boskin is T. M. Friedman Professor of Economics and Senior Fellow, Hoover Institution, Stanford University. He is also Research Associate, National Bureau of Economic Research. He served as Chairman of the President’s Council of Economic Advisers (CEA) from 1989 to 1993.

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