The Tax Reform Act of 1986, enacted 25 years ago last Friday, showed how a tax reform that includes lower rates can change incentives in a way that grows the tax base and produces extra revenue.

The current poor economic climate is not as bad as it is going to get. Some say the economy is going to get worse before it gets better.

Renowned economist Martin Feldstein discusses the economic, military, political, and psychological challenges posed by China’s burgeoning economy.

Interventionism is worth the cost, especially when weighing America's moral obligation to defend our allies. The military and trade challenges blossoming from China's rise are too great to ignore.

The increased flow of capital to the US would result in greater productivity and higher real wages.

Capping an individual's benefit from tax expenditures at 2 percent of adjusted gross income would reduce the federal deficit in 2011 by 1.7 percent, or one-third of the total deficit.

The American Enterprise Institute's Council of Academic Advisers honors Martin Feldstein, recipient of the Institute's 2011 Irving Kristol Award.

What powers should belong to the Federal Reserve?