All 1998 Publications

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1. Saving Retirement in Michigan
2. Private Investments Would Increase Retiree Benefits
3. Paycheck Protection: First Aid for Michigan Workers
4. Could Charter Schools Mean Fewer Educational Choices?
5. Russell Alger and the Spanish-American War
6. For the Health of It: A New Look At Protecting the Public
7. School Choice for Whom: Government or Parents?
8. Global Warming: Mother Nature Is Still In Charge
9. Better Debt Policy Can Help Schools Earn Voters' Trust
10. Michigan Education Report (1998-01)
11. "Urban Sprawl" and the Michigan Landscape: A Market-Oriented Approach
12. Class Size Reduction is Expensive
13. Politics before Progress: How to Kill Regulatory Improvement
14. Using Sugar to Wash Down the Pork: The Joe Fordney Story
15. Food Irradiation: Markets or Mandates?
16. Lead by Example
17. NEA/MEA Prepare to Attack Groups that Push for Worker Rights
18. IMPACT! Fall 1998
19. School Boards Should Fix Problems in Collective Bargaining
20. What Indianapolis Can Teach Michigan
21. The Civil Rights Issue of the ’90s
22. Billy Durant and the Founding of General Motors
23. Paycheck Protection in Michigan
24. Privatization: On The Honor Roll
25. Study: Eight Ways to Improve School Labor Contracts to Help Public Education
26. In Wake of Daimler-Chrysler Merger, Michigan Needs Labor Law Reform
27. Teachers and School Choice
28. The Injustice of Environmental Justice
29. Take Out a Contract on Detroit Metro
30. Collective Bargaining: Bringing Education to the Table
31. School Choice is Good for Teachers, Too
32. Detroit Privatization Needs a Tune-Up
33. "Environmental Justice" Endangers the Jobs of Michigan’s Minorities
34. Make Michigan Open for Business
35. Detroit Metro Airport: Let Privatization Take Off!
36. Gala Marks Decade of Impact
37. Mackinac Center Study: Government Property Seizures Threaten Rights of All
38. Dow Didn’t Sue Powerful Competitors; He Outsmarted Them
39. Home School Heroes
40. Market-Oriented Approach to Farmland Preservation Best Bet for Michigan
41. Teachers Deserve Good Benefits; Schools Deserve To Know What They Cost
42. Is Mackinac Center Too Successful?
43. Reforming Property Forfeiture Laws to Protect Citizens’ Rights
44. Beating Microsoft the Old-Fashioned Way
45. The Ultimate in Parental Involvement
46. You Call It Urban Sprawl, I Call It Home
47. Teacher Health Insurance Money Should Not Fund Politics
48. Red Wings’ Victory Follows in Tradition of Detroit’s Melting Pot
49. IMPACT! Summer 1998
50. Out of Sight, Out of Mind?
51. Minimum Wage Hurts Teenagers and Minorities
52. Will More Money Improve Student Performance?
53. Michigan Municipalities Should Share Fair and Square
54. Privatization Keeps on Truckin'
55. Time to Change Michigan's Revenue Sharing Program
56. Do Dollars Equal Scholars?
57. Minimum Wage Causes Maximum Pain
58. Government's Hidden Bite out of Michiganians' Take-Home Pay
59. Property Doesn't Commit Crimes, People Do
60. Michigan to Washington: Privatize Social Security or Let Us Opt Out!
61. Greenhouse Gas Reduction Is No Simple Task
62. Asset Forfeiture Threatens the Rights of All
63. Pleasant Ridge: Privatizing Public Works
64. Global Warming Agreement: Michigan Needs Answers
65. Taxing Students
66. Privatization: Investing in a Secure Retirement
67. The Need for Debt Policy in Michigan Public Schools
68. Pay Up, Michigan: Using Tax Credits to Subsidize the Sunbelt
69. A Tax Credit Is Not a Voucher!
70. Senator Arthur Vandenberg: A Profile in Courage
71. $2.4 Million Headquarters Complete
72. Is urban sprawl good for state? Yes
73. Heroes Wanted
74. Sen. Arthur Vandenburg: Michigan’s Four-term Free-Market Champion
75. Privatize Social Security Now
76. Tuition Tax Credits Are Not Vouchers
77. Lower Taxes on the Sunny Side of the Street?
78. U.S. Supreme Court case may help local union members
79. IMPACT! Spring 1998
80. Urban Sprawl: Michigan's Bogeyman of the 1990s?
81. Union Workers: Know What Your Rights and Options Are!
82. Michigan Resists the New Deal
83. Michigan Resists the New Deal
84. Michigan Citizens Provide Alternative to Government Welfare
85. Workers of the World, Know Your Rights!
86. Politics Threatens Vaccine Lab Jobs
87. "Urban Sprawl": Solutions in Need of a Problem
88. Rooting Out Privatization Opportunities
89. Politicians, Peers, Publishers, and Press Recognize Mackinac Center Scholars
90. The Rediscovery of Booker T. Washington: Lessons for Black History Month
91. Berry Gordy and Motown Records: Lessons for Black History Month
92. School Choice: 1998 is the Year!
93. Ready for School Choice
94. The Coldwater Cable Controversy
95. Black History Lessons from Motown--and Beyond
96. Michigan’s Next Assignment: School Choice
97. A Tale of Two Presidents
98. Consumers Should Be Wary of "Securitization"
99. Applying the "Kaitlyn Test" to Recycling
100. Governor Groesbeck: Road Builder and Defender of School Choice
101. Former Teacher and Union Negotiator Joins Mackinac Center Staff
102. MSU Dean and Former Insurance Commissioner Join Board
103. Bardallis Writes Ticket to Mackinac Center Success
104. Great Myths of the Great Depression
105. Recycling and Conventional Wisdom
106. Roads and Schools: Big Issues of Today and Seventy Years Ago
107. "Securitization": Another Word for Ransom
108. Auto Brokers and Dealers: David and Goliath