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  1. A Visit to the Capuchin Soup Kitchen
  2. Should Bargains Be Illegal?
  3. The Price We Pay for Government Work
  4. Does the Constitution Still Apply in Kalamazoo?
  5. Welfare Pays Better than Work
  6. Markets Provide Clear Signals for Telecommunications
  7. Teachers as Entrepreneurs in the Classroom
  8. Ending the Lawyer Monopoly
  9. The Children Are More Important than the System
  10. Stress Claims in Michigan: Worker's Compensation Entitlement for Mental Disability
  11. Over 100 Midwest Economists Call for End to Economic War Between the States
  12. Competitive Contracting Is the Taxpayer's Best Friend
  13. The Role of Prevention in Health Care Reform
  14. A New Approach to Financing Highways
  15. Putting Together the Privatization Puzzle
  16. Outcome-Based Education: Miracle Cure or Plague?
  17. School Reform: Lessons From Michigan
  18. Enviromania in the Textbooks
  19. Lessons from Outrageous Laws
  20. New Tool to Navigate Web of Economic and Policy Information
  21. Teacher, Inc.: A Private Option for Educators
  22. Lessons from the Mexico Crisis
  23. Farm Subsidies: The Courage to Say No
  24. More to Do on Workers' Compensation Reform
  25. The EPA's Toll on the Mackinac Bridge
  26. On the Roads Again
  27. Who's at Fault for the High Cost of No Fault?
  28. Privatization's Historic Advance: Past and Present Efforts
  29. Block Grants Are Not the Answer
  30. Stadium Subsidies Strike Out
  31. Is Your County Losing in Arts Subsidies?
  32. Private Efforts in the Public Interest
  33. The Other Side of Tax Deductions
  34. A New Day for Michigan Schools
  35. Fixing the Roads: A Blueprint for Michigan Transportation Infrastructure Policy
  36. The Prison Boom: New Options for Michigan
  37. Washington Should Learn from Michigan's Budget Cuts
  38. MEGA Problems: A New Industrial Policy Bureaucracy
  39. Privatization: On the Right Track
  40. MEGA Industrial Policy: An Analysis of the Proposed Michigan Economic Growth Authority
  41. The Role of Government in the 21st Century
  42. Catching Speeders: Cops or Cameras
  43. Should You Count on Social Security?
  44. The Language of Federal Mandates
  45. Timber Producer Certification in Michigan: Self-Regulation vs. State Regulation
  46. Welfare Reform: Have We Gone Far Enough?
  47. Alice in Mandate Land
  48. Making Michigan Safe for Investors
  49. The Archer Administration: A Commentary at Year One

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