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Shattering the Myth of the "Glass Ceiling"

Sally C. Pipes | November 1, 1999

Economic Freedom, Not Government Favoritism, Brings Jobs to States

Don Carrington | November 1, 1999

Why Punish Senior Citizens Who Want to Keep Working?

Stephen Moore | November 1, 1999

Anti-Jitney Laws Take People for a Ride

Lawrence W. Reed | November 1, 1999

The Crash of 1929: Could It Happen Again?

Lawrence W. Reed | October 4, 1999

School Choice Has Been Tried — And It Works!

Matthew J. Brouillette | October 4, 1999

Time to Repeal the Politically Correct Toilet Law

Dr. Michael E. Heberling | October 4, 1999

Organ Donation: Saving Lives through Incentives

Dr. Donald Boudreaux and Dr. Adam C. Pritchard | October 4, 1999

A Ferry Tale of Two Cities: Lansing and Muskegon

Lawrence W. Reed | September 7, 1999

Michigan's Prevailing Wage Act: Will Common Sense Prevail?

Mark Fischer | September 7, 1999

Economic Freedom among the States: How Does Michigan Compare?

Lawrence W. Reed | September 7, 1999

Privatization Brought Ecorse, Michigan, Back from Bankruptcy

Michael D. LaFaive | August 3, 1999

"Jobless Ph.D. for Hire: Will Teach Students Who Cannot Afford College"

Dr. Thomas F. Bertonneau | August 3, 1999

One of the Century's Major Books: Kirk's The Roots of American Order

Dr. Burton W. Folsom | August 3, 1999

School Employee Unions Oppose School Choice to Protect Their Turf

Matthew J. Brouillette | July 5, 1999

Ernest Hemingway and Art Subsidies: A Farewell to Alms

David Bardallis | July 5, 1999

Cost of Government Goes Up While Costs of Living Go Down

Dr. Mark J. Perry | July 5, 1999

Picking Winners and Losers with Tax Credits is Unnecessary and Unfair

Michael D. LaFaive | July 5, 1999

Detroit's Reform School Board Would Be Wise to Privatize

Lawrence W. Reed and Michael D. LaFaive | June 7, 1999

Disability Discrimination: Good Intentions Can Produce Bad Law

Mark Fischer | June 7, 1999

Are High School Economics Textbooks Reliable?

Lawrence W. Reed and Dr. Burton W. Folsom | June 7, 1999

Taxation by Litigation Threatens Every American Business

Lawrence W. Reed | May 3, 1999

No Taxation Without Respiration!

Dr. Jefferson G. Edgens | May 3, 1999

What's Wrong with the Progressive Income Tax?

Dr. Burton W. Folsom | May 3, 1999

"Living Wage" Law Is Public Policy at Its Worst

Lawrence W. Reed | May 3, 1999

State "Teacher Bill of Rights" Is Needed

Robert P. Hunter | April 5, 1999

Which Is Better: Cutting Income Tax Rates or Increasing the Exemption?

Dean Stansel | April 5, 1999

Detroit Admits Problem; Now It's Time to Deal with It

Steven Thomas | April 5, 1999

Note to Michigan Municipalities: A Tax Is Not a User Fee

Lawrence W. Reed | April 5, 1999

Intuition and Good Intentions Are Not Enough to Help Disadvantaged Workers

Dr. Mark J. Perry | March 1, 1999

Worried to Death

Stephen Moore | March 1, 1999

Saginaw Children's Zoo: From Privation to Privatization

Joseph G. Lehman | March 1, 1999

Can Mayors Solve School Problems?

Matthew J. Brouillette and Joseph L. Bast | March 1, 1999

George Washington's Unimpeachable Character

Dr. Burton W. Folsom | February 1, 1999

Must Teachers Be Certified to Be Qualified?

Matthew J. Brouillette | February 1, 1999

Working Works in State-Based Welfare Reform

Dr. Robert A. Lawson | February 1, 1999

Black History Month: The Crusade of Sojourner Truth

Dr. Burton W. Folsom | February 1, 1999

IMF Bailouts: Foreign Aid or Recovery Delayed?

Dr. William T. Wilson | January 4, 1999

School Elections Should Be in November

Daniel J. Cassidy | January 4, 1999

A Grand (Hotel) Lesson in Free Enterprise

Daniel Hager | January 4, 1999

Trying to Define a Foreign-Made Car Will Drive You Crazy

Dr. Mark J. Perry | January 4, 1999

Paycheck Protection: First Aid for Michigan Workers

Robert P. Hunter | December 7, 1998

Could Charter Schools Mean Fewer Educational Choices?

Matthew J. Brouillette | December 7, 1998

Russell Alger and the Spanish-American War

Dr. Burton W. Folsom | December 7, 1998

School Choice for Whom: Government or Parents?

Daniel J. Cassidy | November 2, 1998

Global Warming: Mother Nature Is Still In Charge

Kent R. Davis | November 2, 1998

Better Debt Policy Can Help Schools Earn Voters' Trust

Michael Arens | November 2, 1998

Politics before Progress: How to Kill Regulatory Improvement

Daniel L. Fort | October 5, 1998

Using Sugar to Wash Down the Pork: The Joe Fordney Story

Dr. Burton W. Folsom | October 5, 1998

Food Irradiation: Markets or Mandates?

Daniel Hager | October 5, 1998

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