Economic & Fiscal

Can Supply-Side Economics Thrive Without Addressing Government Spending?
Economic & Fiscal Can Supply-Side Economics Thrive Without Addressing Government Spending?

Supply-side economics emerged as a significant economic theory during the Reagan administration and reappeared prominently through the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) enacted under Donald Trump. This approach aims to stimulate economic growth by reducing tax rates, thus increasing the overall

Can Virginia Achieve Tax Reform Amid Political and Economic Challenges?
Economic & Fiscal Can Virginia Achieve Tax Reform Amid Political and Economic Challenges?

The revival of tax reform discussions in Virginia's General Assembly marks the first significant step towards overhauling the state’s outdated tax system. The establishment of a joint tax policy subcommittee and its inaugural meeting underscore the renewed efforts to address long-standing issues.

Virginia Faces Political and Fiscal Hurdles in Pursuing Tax Code Reform
Economic & Fiscal Virginia Faces Political and Fiscal Hurdles in Pursuing Tax Code Reform

Virginia is renewing discussions on overhauling its tax code, a longstanding issue highlighted by the state's outdated system and evolving economic realities. This renewed effort is marked by a Democratic-majority General Assembly and a Republican governor, reflecting nuanced political dynamics and

How Does the Solar for All Program Help Low-Income Households?
Economic & Fiscal How Does the Solar for All Program Help Low-Income Households?

The "Solar for All" program, an ambitious U.S. government initiative, has earmarked $7 billion to advance solar energy projects specifically for low-income households. This investment is aimed at balancing the dual goals of environmental conservation and economic relief. With the Environmental

Nebraska Governor Proposes Historic 50% Property Tax Cut Plan
Economic & Fiscal Nebraska Governor Proposes Historic 50% Property Tax Cut Plan

Governor Jim Pillen of Nebraska has unveiled an ambitious property tax reduction plan aiming to cut property taxes for Nebraskans by an average of 50%. This proposal, lauded as the largest property tax cut in the state's history, was presented in a comprehensive briefing alongside state senators

Jacksonville Mayor Proposes $10 Million Budget to Address Homelessness
Economic & Fiscal Jacksonville Mayor Proposes $10 Million Budget to Address Homelessness

Jacksonville is poised to see a significant shift in tackling homelessness as Mayor Donna Deegan has announced a substantial increase in the budget allocated for addressing this issue. This bold proposal plans to elevate the current funding from last year's $3.1 million to a remarkable $10 million.

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