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1 Taxes, National Security and Economic Growth [i] (1954)

handle is hein.tera/taxnsecg0001 and id is 1 raw text is: r,' THE TRUSTEES Of the Committee for Economic Development established the Research and Policy Committee to initiate studies into the principles of business policy and of public policy which will foster the full contribution by industry and com- merce to the attainment and maintenance of high and secure stand- ards of living for people in all walks of life through maximum employment and high productivity in the domestic economy. (From CED By-Laws) . The Research and Policy Committee is selected from the membership of the CED Board of Trustees. Statements on National Policy, such as the following, are issued from time to time by the Research and Policy Committee. These statements are offered as an aid to clearer understanding of steps to be taken in reaching and maintaining high levels of productive employ- ment and a steadily rising standard of living. The Committee is not attempting to pass on any pending specific legislative proposals; its purpose is to urge careful consideration of the objectives set forth in the statement and of the best means of accomplishing those objectives. Each Statement is the result of discussions between the members of the Research and Policy Committee, the members of the Research Advisory Board, the CED research staff and advisers chosen for their competence in the field being considered. The Committee draws on research studies and other research materials prepared for the Research and Policy Committee as background for its deliberations. A Statement on National Policy represents the views of the mem- bers of the Research and Policy Committee and of the members of the Subcommittee responsible for its development. The recommen- dations presented therein are not necessarily endorsed by the Trustees of the Committee for Economic Development, other than the mem- bers of the Research and Policy Committee and the responsible Subcommittee, or by the advisers, contributors, staff members or others associated with the Committee for Economic Development. I.d

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