In the United States, labelling for wine containing at least 7% alcohol by volume is regulated by the Tax and Trade Bureau, which does not require wine labels to include ingredient or nutrition labelling, except for added sulfites. With the European Union moving toward mandatory disclosure of...

In the United States, labelling for wine containing at least 7% alcohol by volume is regulated by the Tax and Trade Bureau, which does not require wine labels to include ingredient or nutrition labelling, except for added sulfites. With the European Union moving toward mandatory disclosure of...

Spring 2005 marked the thirtieth anniversary of the earned income tax credit (EITC), an anti-poverty program whose nominal dollar costs have grown from $1.5 to $37 billion. The EITC is credited with alleviating poverty, especially among children, enlarging labor force participation, and reducing...