Recorded use cases
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\[80\] Alex Brill. The Next Tax Fight: SALT. American Enterprise Institute.
February 13, 2024. URL:
<https://www.aei.org/economics/the-next-tax-fight-salt/>
(visited on 2024-02-13).

\[79\] Alex Brill, Kyle Pomerleau, and Grant M. Seiter. Flawed Approach: The Working Families Tax Cut Act as a Response to Inflation. American Enterprise Institute.
June 8, 2023. URL:
<https://www.aei.org/economics/flawed-approach-the-working-families-tax-cut-act-as-a-response-to-inflation/>
(visited on 2023-06-16).

\[78\] Kyle Pomerleau. Section 199A and "Tax Parity". American Enterprise Institute.
September 2022. URL:
<https://www.aei.org/research-products/report/section-199a-and-tax-parity/>
(visited on 2023-06-16).

\[77\] Halah Ahmad, Jack Landry, and Stephen Nunez. Revisiting the Child Tax Credit for the Lame Duck Session: Comparing Parameters for Anti-Poverty Impacts.
November 2022. Jain Family Institute Report. URL:
<https://jainfamilyinstitute.org/revisiting-the-child-tax-credit-for-the-lame-duck-session-comparing-parameters-for-anti-poverty-impacts/>
(visited on 2023-06-19).

\[76\] Jack Landry.The Expanded Child Tax Credit and Parental Employment: Tenuous Evidence Points to Work Disincentives.
February 2022. Jain Family Institute Report. URL:
<https://jainfamilyinstitute.org/the-expanded-child-tax-credit-and-parental-employment-tenuous-evidence-points-to-work-disincentives/>
(visited on 2023-06-19).

\[75\] Jordan Weissmann. It's Time for Democrats to Buck Up and Give Joe Manchin What He Wants. *Slate*.
December 2021. URL:
<https://slate.com/business/2021/12/manchin-democrats-bbb-spending.html>
(visited on 2021-12-17).

\[74\] Jack Landry and Stephen Nunez. Memo: Cost Simulations of a Fully-Refundable Child Tax Credit (CTC) 2022-2031.
December 2021. Jain Family Institute Report. URL:
<https://jainfamilyinstitute.org/memo-cost-simulations-of-a-fully-refundable-child-tax-credit-ctc-2022-2031/>
(visited on 2023-06-19).

\[73\] Jack Landry and Stephen Nunez. Analysis of Full Refundability of the Child Tax Credit Without Expansion.
December 2021. Jain Family Institute Report. URL:
<https://www.jainfamilyinstitute.org/assets/full-refundability-of-child-tax-credit-without-expansion.pdf>
(visited on 2021-12-17).

\[72\] Jack Landry and Stephen Nunez. Reducing Refundability of the Child Tax Credit: Assessing Poverty Impacts and Trade-offs.
September 2021. Jain Family Institute Report. URL:
<https://jainfamilyinstitute.org/reducing-refundability-of-the-child-tax-credit-assessing-poverty-impacts-and-trade-offs/>
(visited on 2023-06-19).

\[71\] Jack Landry and Stephen Nunez. Assessing Non-filer Rates & Poverty Impacts for the American Rescue Plan Act’s Expanded CTC.
September 2021. Jain Family Institute Report. URL:
<https://jainfamilyinstitute.org/assessing-non-filer-rates-poverty-impacts-for-the-american-rescue-plan-acts-expanded-ctc/>
(visited on 2023-06-19).

\[70\] Cody Kallen and Arparna Mathur. Estimating the Distributional Implications of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act. *National Tax Journal*.
September 2021. URL:
<https://www.journals.uchicago.edu/doi/abs/10.1086/714449>
(visited on 2021-12-17).

\[69\] Max Gehnis. California's basic income bill still needs work.
April 2021. URL:
<https://blog.ubicenter.org/20210403/california-ab65-calubi.html>
(visited on 2021-04-06).

\[68\] Alex Brill, Kyle Pomerleau, and Grant Seiter. How will the
American Rescue Plan impact your 2021 tax liability? March 2021.
Section: Economics. URL:
<https://www.aei.org/economics/how-will-the-american-rescue-plan-impact-your-2021-tax-liability/>
(visited on 2021-04-05).

\[67\] Alex Brill. The American Rescue Plan's likely cost is way more
than \$1.9 trillion. March 2021. URL:
<https://www.aei.org/economics/the-american-rescue-plans-likely-cost-is-way-more-than-1-9-trillion/>
(visited on 2021-03-05).

\[66\] Alex Brill, Kyle Pomerleau, and Grant Seiter. Pick your Child Tax
Credit. March 2021. Section: Economics. URL:
<https://www.aei.org/economics/pick-your-child-tax-credit/> (visited on
2021-04-05).

\[65\] Alex Brill, Kyle Pomerleau, and Grant Seiter. The tax benefits of
parenthood: A history and analysis of current proposals. February 2021.
Section: Economics. URL:
<https://www.aei.org/research-products/report/the-tax-benefits-of-parenthood-a-history-and-analysis-of-current-proposals/>
(visited on 2021-02-25).

\[64\] Robert Orr and Samuel Hammond. Analysis of the Romney Child
Allowance. February 2021. URL:
<https://www.niskanencenter.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/Analysis-of-the-Romney-Child-Allowance_final.pdf>
(visited on 2021-02-12).

\[63\] Angela Rachidi. Reducing the marriage penalty for low-income
families. January 2021. URL:
<https://www.aei.org/poverty-studies/reducing-the-marriage-tax-penalty-for-low-income-families/>.

\[62\] Kyle Pomerleau and Peter Metz. How would your taxes change under
Joe Biden\'s tax plan? November 2020. URL:
<https://compute.studio/AEIEconomics/Tax-Cruncher-Biden/>.

\[61\] Kyle Pomerleau and Peter Metz. How would Joe Biden's tax
proposals impact your tax liability? October 2020. Section: Economics.
URL:
<https://www.aei.org/economics/how-would-joe-bidens-tax-proposals-impact-your-tax-liability/>.

\[60\] Timothy Fitzgerald, Kevin Hassett, Cody Kallen, and Casey
Mulligan. An Analysis of Vice President Biden's Economic Agenda: The
Long Run Impacts of Its Regulation, Taxes, and Spending\*. October 2020.
URL:
<https://www.hoover.org/research/analysis-vice-president-bidens-economic-agenda-long-run-impacts>.

\[59\] Kyle Pomerleau. An analysis of Joe Biden's tax proposals, October
2020 update. October 2020. Section: Economics. URL:
<https://www.aei.org/research-products/report/an-analysis-of-joe-bidens-tax-proposals-october-2020-update/>.

\[58\] Richard Rubin. How Biden's Tax Plan Would Affect Five American
Households. Wall Street Journal, September 2020. URL:
<https://www.wsj.com/articles/how-bidens-tax-plan-might-affect-five-american-households-11599739200>.

\[57\] Kyle Pomerleau. The tax burden on business investment under Joe
Biden's tax proposals. September 2020. Section: Economics. URL:
<https://www.aei.org/research-products/report/the-tax-burden-on-business-investment-under-joe-bidens-tax-proposals/>
(visited on 2020-11-02).

\[56\] Matt Jensen and Peter Metz. Effective tax rates on capital under
current law and Joe Biden\'s tax proposal. September 2020. URL:
<https://compute.studio/AEIEconomics/ccc-biden/> (visited on
2020-11-03).

\[55\] Max Ghenis and Nate Silver. Poverty and inequality effects of new
unemployment benefits, payroll tax cuts, and universal payments. July
1.    URL: <https://covid.ubicenter.org/fpuc.html> (visited on
2020-11-02).

\[54\] Kyle Pomerleau. An analysis of Joe Biden\'s tax proposals. June
1.    Section: Economics. URL:
<https://www.aei.org/research-products/report/an-analysis-of-joe-bidens-tax-proposals/>
(visited on 2020-11-02).

\[53\] Kyle Pomerleau. Eligible dependents in the CARES Act and HEROES
Act economic relief payments. May 2020. Section: Economics. URL:
<https://www.aei.org/economics/eligible-dependents-in-the-cares-act-and-heroes-act-economic-relief-payments/>
(visited on 2020-11-02).

\[52\] Kyle Pomerleau. Kyle Pomerleau on Twitter. May 2020. URL:
<https://twitter.com/kpomerleau/status/1258497005598453761> (visited on
2020-11-03).

\[51\] Don Boyd. A New Synthetic Data Set for Tax Policy Analysis.
Quantitative Notes, 2:7, May 2020. URL:
<https://www.openrg.com/reports/SynData_QN.pdf>.

\[50\] Kyle Pomerleau. The CARES Act: Who will get a rebate and how
much? March 2020. Section: Economics. URL:
<https://www.aei.org/economics/the-care-act-who-will-get-a-rebate-and-how-much/>
(visited on 2020-11-02).

\[49\] Ernie Tedeschi. The Distribution of Household Rebate Ideas So
Far. March 2020. URL:
<https://medium.com/@ernietedeschi/the-distribution-of-household-rebate-ideas-so-far-2b71a8a19914>
(visited on 2020-11-03).

\[48\] Ernie Tedeschi. Updated Distribution of Household Rebate Ideas So
Far. March 2020. URL:
<https://medium.com/@ernietedeschi/updated-distribution-of-household-rebate-ideas-so-far-f46360034f9d>
(visited on 2020-11-03).

\[47\] Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget. Choices for Financing
Medicare for All. Technical Report, Committee for a Responsible Federal
Budget, March 2020. URL:
<http://www.crfb.org/papers/choices-financing-medicare-all> (visited on
2020-06-24).

\[46\] Kyle Pomerleau. Kyle Pomerleau on Twitter. March 2020. URL:
<https://twitter.com/kpomerleau/status/1237439229627699200> (visited on
2020-11-03).

\[45\] Matt Jensen, Peter Metz, and Jason DeBacker. A static simulation
of several personal income and payroll tax provisions from the Biden
2020 reform. by Peter-Metz. 2020. URL:
<https://compute.studio/PSLmodels/Tax-Brain/46307/> (visited on
2020-11-03).

\[44\] Matt Jensen. Transparency for Congress\'s Scorekeepers. National
Affairs, 2020. URL:
<https://www.nationalaffairs.com/publications/detail/transparency-for-congresss-scorekeepers>
(visited on 2020-06-24).

\[43\] Jaeger Nelson and Kerk Phillips. Macroeconomic Effects of
Reducing OASI Benefits: A Comparison of Seven Overlapping-Generations
Models. National Tax Journal, 70(4):671--692, December 2019. URL:
<http://www.ntanet.org/NTJ/72/4/ntj-v72n04p671-692-Macroeconomic-Effects-of-Reducing-OASI-Benefits.html>
(visited on 2020-06-24), doi:10.17310/ntj.2019.4.02.

\[42\] Aparna Mathur. Rethinking the Green New Deal: Using Climate
Policy to Address Inequality. National Tax Journal, 70(4):693--722,
December 2019. URL:
<http://www.ntanet.org/NTJ/72/4/ntj-v72n04p693-722-Rehinking-the-Green-New-Deal.html>
(visited on 2020-06-24), doi:10.17310/ntj.2019.4.03.

\[41\] Alan D. Viard and Sita Nataraj Slavov. The Wrong Way to Make
Social Security and Medicare More Progressive. Tax Notes, September
1.    URL:
<https://www.taxnotes.com/tax-notes-federal/social-welfare-taxation/wrong-way-make-social-security-and-medicare-more-progressive/2019/09/16/29wpk>
(visited on 2020-06-24).

\[40\] Lily L. Batchelder and David Kamin. Taxing the Rich: Issues and
Options. SSRN Scholarly Paper ID 3452274, Social Science Research
Network, Rochester, NY, September 2019.

\[39\] Max Ghenis. Distributional analysis of Andrew Yang's Freedom
Dividend. June 2019. URL:
<https://medium.com/ubicenter/distributional-analysis-of-andrew-yangs-freedom-dividend-d8dab818bf1b>
(visited on 2020-06-24).

\[38\] Alan D. Viard. An Economic Analysis of the TCJA's Larger Standard
Deduction. Tax Notes, April 2019. URL:
<https://www.aei.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/04/On-the-Margin-April-1-2019.pdf>
(visited on 2020-06-24).

\[37\] Aparna Mathur. The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act: Anything but a simple
tax reform \\textbar AEI. Bloomberg Tax, March 2019. URL:
<https://www.aei.org/articles/the-tax-cuts-and-jobs-act-anything-but-a-simple-tax-reform/>
(visited on 2020-06-24).

\[36\] Ernie Tedeschi. An Analysis of the Earned Basic Income Tax
Credit. March 2019. URL:
<https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Ko0kQXP7FEdzdvGJq4N7MmRbemFNH8Xp/view?mkt_tok=eyJpIjoiWVRRMFpqTXhOVGcwTkRBNSIsInQiOiJzNk5CWkpqOUlzeGc4Z0ZRUXYwSnRXT0ZZSGVwczNwa3A3UVwvUWdKaEVuc2E2TE91NUVUcjVEU1doMEdsSnpcL1BIVzE4U2NzeGZFOENBWmhiUlwvbDhUSUxsQVJ4cXJJTDJYcExsdElUV0xkMFFaRzJoMlRtTGNOZWM3RHZHeDNBUSJ9&usp=embed_facebook>
(visited on 2020-06-24).

\[35\] Council of Economic Advisors. Economic Report of the President.
Technical Report PR 45.9, Council of Economic Advisors, March 2019. URL:
<https://www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/ERP-2019/pdf/ERP-2019.pdf>.

\[34\] Aparna Mathur and Cody Kallen. Estimating the distributional
implications of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act. Technical Report, AEI,
February 2019. URL:
<https://www.aei.org/research-products/working-paper/estimating-the-distributional-implications-of-the-tax-cuts-and-jobs-act/>
(visited on 2020-06-24).

\[33\] Jason DeBacker, Richard W. Evans, and Kerk L. Phillips.
Integrating Microsimulation Models of Tax Policy into a DGE
Macroeconomic Model. Public Finance Review, 47(2):207--275, February
1.    URL: <https://doi.org/10.1177/1091142118816744> (visited on
2020-06-24), doi:10.1177/1091142118816744.

\[32\] Aparna Mathur. A 70 percent tax rate on the rich may be smart
politics, but is not smart economics \\textbar AEI. Bloomberg Tax,
January 2019. URL:
<https://www.aei.org/articles/a-70-tax-rate-on-the-rich-may-be-smart-politics-but-is-not-smart-economics/>
(visited on 2020-06-24).

\[31\] Jason DeBacker and Anderson Frailey. Revenue and Macroeconomic
Effects of a 70% Marginal Tax Rate. Quantitative Notes, 1:5, 2019.

\[30\] Alan D. Viard and Sita Nataraj Slavov. Taxes, transfers,
progressivity, and redistribution: Part III \\textbar AEI. Tax Notes,
November 2018. URL:
<https://www.aei.org/articles/taxes-transfers-progressivity-and-redistribution-part-3/>
(visited on 2020-06-24).

\[29\] AEI. Charitable giving and the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act. Technical
Report, AEI, June 2018. URL:
<https://www.aei.org/research-products/report/charitable-giving-and-the-tax-cuts-and-jobs-act/>
(visited on 2020-06-24).

\[28\] Alex Brill and Benedict Ippolito. The effects of tax reform on
the medical deduction \\textbar AEI. Tax Notes, May 2018. URL:
<https://www.aei.org/articles/the-effects-of-tax-reform-on-the-medical-deduction/>
(visited on 2020-06-24).

\[27\] Reuben Fischer-Baum. Analysis \\textbar Will your taxes go up or
down in 2018 under the new tax bill? Washington Post, January 2018. URL:
<https://www.washingtonpost.com/graphics/2017/business/tax-bill-calculator/>
(visited on 2020-06-24).

\[26\] Jason Furman. Some Preliminary Macroeconomics of the Tax Cuts and
Jobs Act. January 2018. URL:
<https://www.piie.com/system/files/documents/furman20180106ppt.pdf>.

\[25\] Richard W Evans. Dynamic Analysis of EITC Expansion. Quantitative
Notes, 2:14, 2018. URL:
<https://www.openrg.com/reports/QN_EITC_v1.1.pdf>.

\[24\] Jason DeBacker and Richard W Evans. Dynamic Analysis of Tax Cuts
and Jobs Act. Quantitative Notes, 1:6, 2018. URL:
<https://www.openrg.com/reports/QN_ogusa_TCJA.pdf>.

\[23\] Tal Yellin and Sam Petulla. See how the tax bill affects your
paycheck. CNN, December 2017. URL:
<https://www.cnn.com/2017/12/13/politics/calculate-americans-taxes-senate-reform-bill/index.html>
(visited on 2020-06-24).

\[22\] Ben Casselman. How to Build a Tax Calculator That's Actually
Useful. The New York Times, December 2017. URL:
<https://www.nytimes.com/2017/12/19/insider/how-to-build-a-tax-calculator-thats-actually-useful.html>
(visited on 2020-06-24).

\[21\] Adam Pearce, Quoctrung Bui, Ben Casselman, and Blacki Migliozzi.
Tax Bill Calculator: Will Your Taxes Go Up or Down? The New York Times,
December 2017. URL:
<https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2017/12/17/upshot/tax-calculator.html>,
<https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2017/12/17/upshot/tax-calculator.html>
(visited on 2020-06-24).

\[20\] Quoctrung Bui and Ben Casselman. What the Tax Bill Would Look
Like for 25,000 Middle-Class Families. The New York Times, November
1.    URL:
<https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2017/11/28/upshot/what-the-tax-bill-would-look-like-for-25000-middle-class-families.html>,
<https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2017/11/28/upshot/what-the-tax-bill-would-look-like-for-25000-middle-class-families.html>
(visited on 2020-06-24).

\[19\] Council of Economic Advisors. Evaluating the Anticipated Effects
of Changes to the Mortgage Interest Deduction. Technical Report, Council
of Economic Advisors, November 2017. URL:
<https://www.whitehouse.gov/sites/whitehouse.gov/files/images/Effects%20of%20Changes%20to%20the%20Mortgage%20Interest%20Deduction%20FINAL.pdf>.

\[18\] Ernie Tedeschi. For the Non-Rich, the Child Tax Credit Is the Key
to Tax Reform. The New York Times, October 2017. URL:
<https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2017/10/17/upshot/tax-reform-winners-losers-child-tax-credit.html>,
<https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2017/10/17/upshot/tax-reform-winners-losers-child-tax-credit.html>
(visited on 2020-06-24).

\[17\] Alex Brill. Testimony: The opportunities for individual tax
reform. September 2017.

\[16\] Alex Brill. AEI Tax Brief: Repealing the personal exemption.
September 2017. URL:
<https://www.aei.org/research-products/one-pager/aei-tax-brief-repealing-the-personal-exemption/>
(visited on 2020-06-24).

\[15\] Alex Brill. AEI Tax Brief: Increasing the Standard Deduction.
September 2017. URL:
<https://www.aei.org/research-products/one-pager/aei-tax-brief-increasing-the-standard-deduction/>
(visited on 2020-06-24).

\[14\] Alex Brill. AEI Tax Brief: Child Tax Credit Options. September
1.    URL:
<https://www.aei.org/research-products/one-pager/aei-tax-brief-child-tax-credit-options/>
(visited on 2020-06-24).

\[13\] Jason DeBacker. Impacts of Business Tax Reform on Investment
Incentives for the Retail Industry. Quantitative Notes, 1:2, 2017. URL:
<https://www.openrg.com/reports/Retail_QN_091817.pdf>.

\[12\] Richard W Evans and Haylee Ham. Government Revenue and
Distributional Effects of Tax Cuts and Jobs Act. Quantitative Notes,
3:4, 2017. URL: <https://www.openrg.com/reports/TCJA_taxcalc.pdf>.

\[11\] Jason DeBacker. Estimating the Effects of Business Tax Reform on
Output. Quantitative Notes, 2:4, 2017. URL:
<https://www.openrg.com/reports/CCC_Output_QN.pdf>.

\[10\] Richard W Evans. Dynamic Analysis of Corporate Income Tax Rate
Cut. Quantitative Notes, 4:6, 2017. URL:
<https://www.openrg.com/reports/QN_CorpCut.pdf>.

\[9\] Richard Rubin. Republicans' Radical New Business-Tax Proposal,
Simplified (Sort Of). December 2016. URL:
<https://blogs.wsj.com/economics/2016/12/26/republicans-radical-new-business-tax-proposal-simplified-sort-of/>
(visited on 2020-06-24).

\[8\] Dylan Matthews. House Republicans are proposing a big corporate
tax cut that Walmart hates. Vox, December 2016. URL:
<https://www.vox.com/2016/12/25/14069822/corporate-tax-border-adjustability>
(visited on 2020-06-24).

\[7\] Alex Brill. Tax reform: Ryan-Brady plan is a better way. Technical
Report, AEI, October 2016. URL:
<https://www.aei.org/research-products/report/tax-reform-ryan-brady-plan-is-a-better-way/>
(visited on 2020-06-24).

\[6\] Richard Rubin. Why It's So Hard to Get Rid of Tax 'Loopholes'.
August 2016. URL:
<https://web.archive.org/web/20160819134156/http://blogs.wsj.com/economics/2016/08/18/why-its-so-hard-to-get-rid-of-tax-loopholes/>
(visited on 2020-06-24).

\[5\] Aparna Mathur and Adele Hunter. Leaving Childless Taxpayers Behind
in the Tax Code \\textbar AEI. Tax Notes, July 2016. Library Catalog:
[www.aei.org](http://www.aei.org) Section: Public Economics. URL:
<https://www.aei.org/articles/leaving-childless-taxpayers-behind-in-the-tax-code/>
(visited on 2020-06-24).

\[4\] Jim Tankersley. The search for the best middle-class tax cut.
Washington Post, April 2016. URL:
<https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/wonk/wp/2016/04/14/the-search-for-the-best-middle-class-tax-cut/>
(visited on 2020-06-24).

\[3\] Alex Brill. Understanding middle-class tax cuts. Technical Report,
AEI, April 2016. URL:
<https://www.aei.org/research-products/report/understanding-middle-class-tax-cuts/>
(visited on 2020-06-24).

\[2\] Kevin Hassett. Reaching America\'s potential: Delivering growth
and opportunity for all Americans. February 2016. URL:
<https://www.aei.org/research-products/speech/statement-before-the-house-ways-and-means-committee/>
(visited on 2020-06-24).

\[1\] Kevin Hassett. On the Dynamic Scoring of Fiscal Policy. July 2015.
URL:
<https://www.aei.org/press/on-the-dynamic-scoring-of-fiscal-policy/>
(visited on 2020-06-24).