Mixing It up in Politics

Article Abstract:

Ronald Reagan is preparing for his announcement concerning his election plans for 1984. The business community's part in the election campaigns is examined. Most political activity of businesses is channeled through the many political action committees (PACs) in existence. PACs will tend to support candidates who are friendly toward businesses. The shift between the Democrats and the Republicans is examined.

Business, Political activity, Political aspects, Elections, Reagan, Ronald

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The Next Three Months on Capitol Hill

Article Abstract:

Politics will play a big part in the session between September and December 1983. Tax issues that will pertain to the business community are examined. Not much progress will be made by Congress due to the elections in 1984.

Methods, National government, Federal government

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Irreversible Red Ink?

Article Abstract:

The Federal deficit is the main topic at the congressional sessions. Tax reform is not expected until after the Presidential elections. Business groups' positions on tax reform are examined.

Planning, Deficit financing, Deficit spending

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