Alex Brill Featured in Axios
“Made in America” is often “in conflict with an affordability agenda,” said American Enterprise Institute senior fellow Alex Brill, and tradeoffs may be needed with the source of “safe, well-manufactured” drugs.
“Made in America” is often “in conflict with an affordability agenda,” said American Enterprise Institute senior fellow Alex Brill, and tradeoffs may be needed with the source of “safe, well-manufactured” drugs.
Legislative interest in suspending the federal gas tax in response to high fuel prices gained support recently when President Trump told a reporter, “I think it’s a great idea.”
In a recent episode of The Concord Coalition’s Facing the Future podcast, Alex Brill discussed with host, Bob Bixby, the evolving landscape of U.S. tax policy and what it signals for the federal budget—and investors.
Alex Brill moderated a discussion of how US legislators can develop successful fiscal policy, featuring Carolyn Bourdeaux and Rob Portman. This conversation was a part of the Portman Center’s 2026 Symposium “Securing Our Fiscal Future: Developing Solutions to Tackle America’s Debt and Deficit.”
Senator Cory Booker (D-NJ) recently proposed a bold tax plan that includes drastically increasing the standard deduction from $16,100 to $37,500 for single filers ($32,200 to $75,000 for married couples filing jointly).