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Publication Date: April 1991
Publisher: Heritage Foundation (Washington, D.C.)
Author(s): Scott A. Hodge
Research Area: Banking and finance
Keywords: Taxes
Type: Report
Coverage: United States
Abstract:
The Four Percent Solution would be an honest attempt to control the federal budget. It would avoid the need for future tax hikes and even allow for substantial tax relief. The only pain inflicted by this policy is on the big spenders in Washington and the special interest groups who repeatedly win backing for their special and costly programs. By limiting the growth of total domestic spending to just four percent per year, the average American family each year could receive $1,400 in tax relief for every dependent child.