Although whether they would prevail was often in doubt, the Reagan Administration was ultimately able to pass the Economic Recovery Tax Act of 1981 and the Tax Reform Act of 1986 in a Democratic Congress. Fundamental tax reform efforts during the 1990s and the Bush Administration stalled. Join us as our panel examines what lessons tax reform proponents should learn from previous tax reform efforts, both those that succeeded and those that failed.
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Richard W. Rahn
Chairman, Institute for Global Economic Growth
Jeffrey H. Birnbaum
President, BGR Public Relations
Mark Bloomfield
President, American Council for Capital Formation
Dan J. Mitchell
Senior Fellow, Cato Institute
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David R. Burton
Senior Fellow in Economic Policy
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