The Constitution and the budget : are constitutional limits on tax, spending, and budget powers desirable at the Federal level? /
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Washington, D.C. :
American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research,
c1980.
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Tabla de Contenidos:
- Foreword / William J. Baroody
- Preface / W.S. Moore and Rudolph G. Penner
- Introduction / W.S. Moore
- Constitutional roulette: the dimensions of the risk / Gerlad Gunther
- The Meaning of the Article V / Charles L. Black, Jr.
- The case for a general constitutional convention / Laurence H. Silberman
- The origins of Article V of the constitution / Gordon S. Wood
- Thoughts on the value of the convention alternative / Paul M. Bator
- Introduction / Herbert Stein
- Prudent steps toward a balanced budget / Arthur F. Burns
- Balancing the budget versus limiting spending / Craig Stubblebine
- Discretionary control of the federal budget / James T. McIntyre, Jr.
- Constitutional versus discretionary constraints / Bruce K. MacLaury
- Introduction / Rudolph G. Penner
- Procedural and quantitative constitutional constraints on fiscal authority / James M. Buchanan
- Constitutional limitations as self-denying ordinances / William H. Riker
- Is the balances budget amendment limit regulation and inflation? / Anthony Downs
- Introduction / Robert P. Griffin
- Politics and economics of a balanced budget amendment / Charles L. Schultze
- Problems and prospects of budget balance / Richard G. Lugar
- The balanced budget: a view from the Congress / David R. Obey
- It is time for a serious reform / James Dale Davidson
- The feasibility of an amendment: some legal and political considerations / Ralph K. Winter.