MichiganVotes Roll Call Report describes newly introduced bills
“I am still trying to make sense out of Washington.”
Strong link between economic liberty and human flourishing
State mandates put in place to temporarily limit the spread of COVID-19 created widespread, ongoing economic ramifications. Economists and others are working to estimate the full costs of these actions, but the task is difficult considering how unprecedented and broad these state mandates have been. This virtual event will discuss sound economic theory and practical suggestions for initiating research, locating data and producing good, original scholarship. Join us at 6:00 pm EST. Sponsored by the Charles M. Bauervic Foundation, and presented in conjunction with Northwood University, our presenters will be Michael LaFaive, senior director of the Morey Fiscal Policy Initiative at the Mackinac Center, and Northwood University department chair Dale Matcheck. This event will be moderated by John Gustincic, director of the Alden B. Dow Center for Creativity and Enterprise.
Whitmer’s repeated attempt egregious in light of COVID demands
Recommended reforms include ending corporate welfare, expanding options for students and removing unnecessary regulations
Under the governor’s approach to the pandemic, all that is not explicitly permitted is prohibited under penalty of law.
Patients would benefit if the state brought back temporary measures Gov. Gretchen Whitmer made to suspend some unnecessary and costly regulations in health care.
ABC test may cause the gig economy to disappear
Data don’t justify the governor’s continued restrictions on gatherings
