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foresees a need for complementary federal employment programs to reach areas of unmet need.
He opposes mandatory wage-price controls, but advocates a wage-price incentives policy based guidelines offered by labor and management. Compliance with those guidelines, he says, could be encouraged by tax incentives. Anderson also supports strengthening the economy by encouraging private investment, and more research and development through tax incentives. He proposes a 50 cent a gallon gasoline tax to curb oil consumption and dependence on foreign oil. The revenue could be used to . reduce Social Security taxes by 5( percent, he says.
In the same vein, he has supported deregulation oi natural gas and would like to see domestic oil exempted from control.
He also endorses strict control of oil companies through antitrust laws, and favors a windfall tax on oil profits.
Once a member of the Joint Committee on Atomic Energy, and supportive of nuclear power, Anderson now calls for strict regulation of nuclear power plants and development of safe methods of disposing of nuclear waste.
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