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  • January 18, 1993
    Briefing Paper
    No. 17
    The Davis-Bacon Act: Let’s Bring Jim Crow to an End
    … continues to have discriminatory effects, its enforcement violates the Constitution’s guarantee of equal protection of the law. President‐​elect Clinton and Labor Secretary‐​designate Reich should therefore exercise their power of “executive review” and refuse to enforce Davis‐​Bacon.
    By David E. Bernstein
  • December 1, 2008
    Tax and Budget Bulletin
    No. 51
    pdf (55.34 kB)
    10 Reasons to Oppose a Stimulus Package for the States
    … Privatized highways, bridges, airports, and seaports are the wave of the future. A further reform would be to repeal the Davis-Bacon rules so that taxpayers get more bang for the buck on their infrastructure spending by not having to …
    By Chris Edwards
  • September 1, 2005
    Tax and Budget Bulletin
    No. 25
    pdf (46.73 kB)
    The Government and the Great Depression
    … wages. The new Social Security tax increased compensation costs. New minimum wage rules reduced demand for low-skilled workers. The Davis-Bacon Act required the payment of excessively high wages on federal contracts. Compulsory unionism and militant union tactics were …
    By Chris Edwards
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