In a 2006 Congressional Budget Officeanalysis, Bill Randolph found that international capital mobility could result in American workers bearing 70 percent of U.S. corporate taxes.
The report follows a National Audit Officeanalysis published in September which warned that the rapid expansion of academies risked being poor value for money.
In one analysis by the Office of Management and Budget, of the 30 least cost-effective regulations throughout the government, the EPA had imposed no fewer than 17.