We do have a State corporate income tax but all of the school funding in the State essentially is generated by local property taxes--the vast majority of it. There is a sliver of it that comes from the State government but it is not a significant amount in the treasury overall.
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the issue for nuclear is that, because it does these good things, like reduce carbon and have reliability and be part of the diversity mix, it gets no credit for this in the marketplace.
A lot of that economic growth was driven by a bubble, and I don't really think we want to revisit that.
You know, the United States is one debt deal away from leading the entire world out of economic doldrums.
I think Dr. Rivlin is absolutely correct on both points, and Simpson-Bowles did the same thing that Domenici-Rivlin did, which was to actually increase benefits to single women over 85, and low-income individuals.