April 1, 2001

One-Time Tax Rebates Will Fall Short of Political Promises and Public Expectations

Scott A. Hodge

Scott A. Hodge

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Scott A. Hodge

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Scott A. Hodge has been president of the Tax Foundation in Washington, D.C., since 2000, and is recognized as one of Washington’s leading experts on tax policy, the federal budget, and government spending.

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