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All 1997 Publications

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  1. Mackinac Center Moves to New Main Street Headquarters
  2. Cars, Chemicals and Corn Flakes Create Commercial Colossus
  3. When the Telegraph Came to Michigan
  4. Boosting Savings and Growth through a Flat Tax
  5. Tickets As Taxes: A Cautionary Tale from California
  6. Beware the Global Warming Treaty
  7. Boosting Savings through a Flat Tax
  8. When Tickets Become Taxes
  9. The Telegraph Comes to Michigan
  10. Climate Treaty Would Hurt Consumers and Workers
  11. The Universal Tuition Tax Credit: A Proposal to Advance Parental Choice in Education
  12. Charter Schools: A Reform That Deserves Support
  13. Changing Michigan's Constitution: An Idea Whose Time has Come
  14. Are the Merits of Wind Power Overblown?
  15. Telecommunications Deregulation
  16. Social Security Privatization
  17. Private Currency and the Gold Standard
  18. Foreign Holdings of U.S. Currency
  19. The Gold Standard and the Great Depression
  20. Balanced Budgets and Depressions
  21. Important Free Market Books
  22. Regulation and Monopolies
  23. Professors and Academics as Champions of the Working Class
  24. Immigration and Open Borders
  25. False Advertising and the Free Market
  26. Balancing Imports and Exports
  27. Health and Safety Standards in a Free Market
  28. Giant Chain Stores vs.  Mom and Pop  Stores
  29. Tax Cuts vs. Government Revenue
  30. Student Loans and the High Cost of College
  31. Minimum Wage and Fairness
  32. Environmental Protection vs. Corporate Profits
  33. "Cuisinarts of the Air&quot
  34. Tuition Tax Credits and the Michigan Constitution
  35. Charter School Audit Suggests Need for More Education Reform
  36. Lighthouses Face Brighter Future Thanks to Center Recommendation
  37. Private Sector Schools Serve the Difficult-to-Educate
  38. Term Limits Are Constitutional
  39. Michigan and the Fantastic Federal Fur Failure
  40. Michigan Cigarette Policy Ignores Lessons of History
  41. Jungle Drums
  42. No. 97-428 IN THE Supreme Court of The United States OCTOBER TERM, 1997
  43. Do Private Schools "Skim the Cream?"
  44. The Fantastic Federal Fur Failure
  45. Do Private Schools Serve Difficult-to-Educate Students?
  46. Consumers Should Be Wary of "Securitization"
  47. IMPACT! Fall 1997
  48. Why Does the Michigan House Want Schools to Waste Money?
  49. Corn Flakes and Greatness
  50. Union Racial Discrimination is Alive and Well
  51. Politics Ignores Students and Protects Failing Schools Instead
  52. Schools and Privatization
  53. Corn Flakes and Greatness
  54. PR Will Not Reverse Labor’s Waning Influence
  55. A Free Market in Electricity: Will Michigan Get It Right?
  56. A Grand Rapids Success: Helping the Homeless Help Themselves
  57. Let's Swap the Income Tax for a Sales Tax
  58. Freedom to Choose School Affirmed
  59. Tocqueville and the Michigan Mosquito
  60. Does Michigan Tax Itself Enough for Roads?
  61. Road Reforms Are Critical to Michigan's Infrastructure
  62. Joe Louis vs. the IRS
  63. Competition is Coming to the Electric Power Business
  64. The Difference Between a Fire and a Flood
  65. Michigan Should Enforce the Rights of Workers
  66. Privatization's Pitfalls
  67. Energizing Michigan's Electricity Market
  68. Mackinac Center Building Campaign Tops $2 Million
  69. Herbert Dow, Monopoly Buster
  70. Compulsory Union Dues in Michigan
  71. Herbert Dow, the Monopoly Breaker
  72. Lessons from Down Under
  73. Temporary Workers and Pushbutton Unionism
  74. Tax Freedom Day is May 9, 1997
  75. Showing Government's Burden
  76. EPA Rules Are Bad News for Michigan
  77. Buy a Brick
  78. What Segregation Did to the Detroit Tigers
  79. Flatten the Tax Before It Flattens Us
  80. Mackinac Center to Build $2.4 Million Headquarters
  81. Explosive Growth Leads to Headquarters Building Campaign
  82. Million Dollar Bequest Made to Mackinac Center
  83. IMPACT! Spring 1997
  84. Getting Our Money's Worth in Reading Instruction
  85. Property Rights Protect the Environment Better Than Politics
  86. 650-Lifer Punishment Is a Crime
  87. Workers of the World, Privatize!
  88. Minimum Wage Hurts Jobless by Making Work Illegal
  89. Maze Begins Labor Policy Work
  90. Welfare Reform Means More Private Sector Involvement
  91. Bridging the Racial Gap
  92. Lakefront Property Owners Told, "Look, But Don't Touch."
  93. A Case Where Local is Better than State
  94. What is Real Compassion?
  95. Let's Get the Facts Straight on Charter Schools
  96. Explosive Growth Leads to Headquarters Building Campaign
  97. Learn How Michigan Entrepreneurs Helped Make America Great
  98. Empire Builders (Softcover)
  99. Empire Builders (Hardcover)
  100. Cultural Advancement through Policy Innovation
  101. High School Debate Workshop Registration Kit

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