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Is One Subsidy Really Any Better?

Jason Hayes | July 9, 2018

Should Government Get Involved? What to Consider First

Jarrett Skorup | June 4, 2018

Michigan’s New Testing Regime is Better But Should Be Improved

Ben DeGrow | June 4, 2018

Connect Southeast Michigan Transit Proposal: Looking Backward

Wendell Cox | June 4, 2018

Think Big: Don’t Expand Transit, Uberize It!

Michael D. LaFaive and Alex C. Cartwright, Ph.D. | May 7, 2018

More Guilty Verdicts Mean More Cash for Local Courts

Kahryn Riley | May 7, 2018

What I Would Like To See From Campaigns This Year

James M. Hohman | May 7, 2018

You Don’t Need Six Figures to Live Comfortably

United Way ALICE report encourages people to see themselves as government-dependent

Jarrett Skorup | April 9, 2018

DeVos is Right About Michigan Charter Schools

Ben DeGrow and Jarrett Skorup | April 9, 2018

It’s Time To Review and Repeal Occupational Licensing Laws

Edward Timmons | April 9, 2018

The Flexible State Budget

James M. Hohman | March 5, 2018

Governor’s 6-Year-Old Corporate Handout Program Should Be Shuttered

Michael D. LaFaive and Dr. Michael J. Hicks | March 5, 2018

Juvenile Justice Shouldn’t Create Lifelong Obstacles

Give more children access to the advantages of youth-oriented offense resolution

Kahryn Riley | March 5, 2018

Extreme Cold Highlights Our Need for Better Energy Options

Jason Hayes | February 5, 2018

Michigan’s Prevailing Wage Law Needs to Go

Jarrett Skorup | February 5, 2018

Michigan Charters Get More Bang for the Buck

Ben DeGrow | February 5, 2018

Michigan’s Well-Being Metric Stuck in “Balanced” Position

Michael D. LaFaive | January 8, 2018

School Choice Breaks Down Racial Barriers

Ben DeGrow | January 8, 2018

State Forces Hotels And Inns To Fund Private Marketing Bureaus

Derk Wilcox and Michael D. LaFaive | January 8, 2018

Why There’s a Revolving Prison Door

New research suggests that strict parole rules contribute to inflated prison populations

Kahryn Riley | December 4, 2017

How to Solve Government Employee Retiree Health Insurance Costs

Freeze salary schedules until health insurance is fully funded

James M. Hohman | December 4, 2017

Change Careers to Teaching? Take the SAT

New bureaucratic rule constricts educator pipeline

Ben DeGrow | December 4, 2017

Legislature Looking to Streamline Internet Services

Bills would limit fees and ban government-owned networks

Jarrett Skorup | November 6, 2017

Don’t Push the School Funding Panic Button

Districts can adapt to federal enrollment projections

Ben DeGrow | November 6, 2017

Michigan Local Governments Have Self-Inflicted Financial Problems

It’s up to them to stop adding retiree debt

James M. Hohman | November 6, 2017

Michigan Has Repealed Some Unnecessary Laws But Too Many Remain

Jacob Weaver | October 9, 2017

Climate Agreements and Corporate Responsibility

David Hebert | October 9, 2017

Listen to Michigan Parents Who Use School Choice

Ben DeGrow | October 9, 2017

Legislators Shouldn’t Let a Political Celebrity Keep Them From Their Unfinished Business

Michael J. Reitz | September 5, 2017

More Schools Than Ever Use Private-Sector Firms to Provide Support Services

James M. Hohman | September 5, 2017

Cutting Federal Great Lakes Funding Would Not Be an Environmental and Economic Crisis

Jason Hayes and Chase Slasinski | September 5, 2017

How State Licensing Rules Harmed Flood Recovery

Janelle Cammenga and Jarrett Skorup | August 7, 2017

To Improve Michigan’s Political Culture, Reverse the Trend Toward Overcriminalization

Kahryn Riley | August 7, 2017

Keep Michigan Taxes Limited

Officials should respect the tax hike “speed bumps” voters put in state constitution

James M. Hohman | August 7, 2017

A Proposal to Build Trust in Government: Let Lawmakers Vote from Home

Joseph G. Lehman | July 3, 2017

Lawmakers May Further Subsidize Millionaires and Billionaires with New Program

Michael D. LaFaive | July 3, 2017

Teacher Shortage in Detroit Calls For New Policies

Ben DeGrow | July 3, 2017

Michigan’s Union Members Deserve Democracy

F. Vincent Vernuccio and Geneva Ruppert Wise | June 5, 2017

If Michigan Officials Believed School Pensions ‘Vital’ They Would Have Paid for Them

James M. Hohman | June 5, 2017

State Tourism Subsidies Unnecessary, Ineffective and Unfair

Michael D. LaFaive and Dr. Michael J. Hicks | June 5, 2017

Don’t Bring Back Granholm’s Tax Credit Legacy

Jarrett Skorup | May 8, 2017

The Legislative Clock is Ticking

It’s time for free-market reformers to act

Michael J. Reitz | May 8, 2017

Legislature Overhauls Michigan’s Criminal Justice System

Eighteen new laws mean major progress for public safety and savings

Kahryn Riley | May 8, 2017

Ex-Offenders Are Closing the Gap

Kahryn Riley | April 3, 2017

Governor’s Cyber School Cuts Don’t Add Up

Online charters already perform OK for much less money

Ben DeGrow | April 3, 2017

Tax Feeders Declare a Truce at the Trough

James M. Hohman | April 3, 2017

Give Michigan Drivers Relief from High Auto Insurance Premiums

Michael Van Beek and Matt Coffey | March 6, 2017

Michigan Taxpayers Don’t Need to Spend Another $4 Billion Annually on Infrastructure

James M. Hohman | March 6, 2017

Regulatory Reform: Make Michigan a Job and Income-Growth Leader

Reevaluate state occupational licenses

Jarrett Skorup | March 6, 2017

Where did the Money from Higher Transportation Taxes Go?

A bigger budget means more money for programs beyond road repair

James M. Hohman | February 6, 2017

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