We also promote tax simplification; identify and fight the creep of specialized deductions; conduct, synthesize and curate research on the effect of globalization and technological trends on the US economy; and encourage growth advocates to focus more attention on cutting harmful regulations and increasing program efficiency than attempts to radically pare down social spending.
We educate policy actors about the ongoing effects of monetary policy and the advantages and disadvantages of policy recommendations by the Federal Reserve Regional Presidents and Governors and encourage Republicans to support the Federal Reserve’s dual mandate and confirm pro-growth candidates to the Board of Governors.