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  1. Union Members' Trump Card
  2. Government Can Harm the Environment Too
  3. Leave Business to the Businessmen
  4. Microsoft Did Nothing Wrong
  5. Trade Liberalization: The North American Free Trade Agreement's Economic Impact on Michigan
  6. IMPACT! Winter 2000
  7. EPA's Bad Science Targets Michigan Farmers
  8. Deauthorization: The Union Workers' Trump Card
  9. MEGA: Real Jobs or Smoke and Mirrors?
  10. Internet Access: Government Intervention or Private Innovation?
  11. Forbes to Deliver Major Policy Address on November 30 at Mackinac Center
  12. Privatization In The Balance
  13. Anti-Jitney Laws Take People for a Ride
  14. Freedom, Not Favoritism, Is the Key to More Jobs
  15. Shattering the Myth of the "Glass Ceiling"
  16. Congress Should Stop Taxing Seniors Who Want to Work
  17. Shattering the Myth of the "Glass Ceiling"
  18. Economic Freedom, Not Government Favoritism, Brings Jobs to States
  19. Why Punish Senior Citizens Who Want to Keep Working?
  20. Anti-Jitney Laws Take People for a Ride
  21. Michigan Education Report (1999-04)
  22. Time for Another State Tax Cut: It's the Law
  23. The Crash of 1929: Could It Happen Again?
  24. School Choice Has Been Tried — And It Works!
  25. Time to Repeal the Politically Correct Toilet Law
  26. Organ Donation: Saving Lives through Incentives
  27. Get Government out of Our Bathrooms!
  28. The Crash of 1929: Could It Happen Again?
  29. Private Food Service: Michigan School Districts Eat up Savings
  30. Organ Donation: Incentives Could Save Lives
  31. School Choice: It Works!
  32. Freedom To vs. Freedom From
  33. Center Refutes MEGA Job Numbers as Official Lashes Out, Apologizes
  34. IMPACT! Fall 1999
  35. Failure of Anti-Strike Law to Deter Teachers Calls for New Measures, Analyst Says
  36. A Ferry Tale of Two Cities: Lansing and Muskegon
  37. Michigan's Prevailing Wage Act: Will Common Sense Prevail?
  38. Economic Freedom among the States: How Does Michigan Compare?
  39. Lesson for Michigan: Freedom and Prosperity Go Hand-in-Hand
  40. Business Subsidies: A Ferry Tale from Lansing
  41. Prevailing Wage Law Wastes Taxpayers' Money
  42. School Choice Integrates Students of All Races
  43. Why Are Detroit Teachers Striking Now? Look at "New Dynamic," Analyst Says
  44. Prevailing Wage Law Hurts Workers, Economy, According to New Analysis
  45. Michigan's Prevailing Wage Law and Its Effects on Government Spending and Construction Employment
  46. New Labor Resource Available for Michigan Workers and Employers
  47. Michigan Labor Law: What Every Citizen Should Know
  48. Michigan Education Report (1999-03)
  49. Privatization In Education
  50. Michigan's Russell Kirk and the Roots of Liberty
  51. Michigan's Accident Fund: Five Years of Privatization
  52. And Now a Word from Our Sponsors-Your Local Public Schools
  53. Competition Among Professors Would Help Parents Afford College
  54. Privatization Saves City from Bankruptcy
  55. Privatization Brought Ecorse, Michigan, Back from Bankruptcy
  56. "Jobless Ph.D. for Hire: Will Teach Students Who Cannot Afford College"
  57. One of the Century's Major Books: Kirk's The Roots of American Order
  58. School Choice in Michigan: A Primer for Freedom in Education
  59. School Employee Unions Oppose School Choice to Protect Their Turf
  60. Ernest Hemingway and Art Subsidies: A Farewell to Alms
  61. Cost of Government Goes Up While Costs of Living Go Down
  62. Picking Winners and Losers with Tax Credits is Unnecessary and Unfair
  63. The “Who Pays?” Test
  64. MEGA Deserves No Credit for Good Economy
  65. Ernest Hemingway and Government Art Subsidies: A Farewell to Alms
  66. The High Cost of Government
  67. Unions Have Financial Incentives to Oppose School Choice
  68. Study: School Choice Threatens School Employee Unions’ Financial and Political Clout
  69. The Impact of School Choice on School Employee Labor Unions
  70. IMPACT! Summer 1999
  71. The Americans with Disabilities Act and the Law of Unintended Consequences
  72. Privatization Can Teach New Detroit School Board a Lesson
  73. Who's Next in the Litigation Lottery?
  74. Do Economics Textbooks Make the Grade?
  75. Detroit's Reform School Board Would Be Wise to Privatize
  76. Disability Discrimination: Good Intentions Can Produce Bad Law
  77. Are High School Economics Textbooks Reliable?
  78. Most Michigan High School Economics Texts Do Not Prepare Teenagers for 21st Century, Survey Finds
  79. How Reliable Are Michigan High School Economics Textbooks?
  80. Privatizationville: Privatization at the Local Level
  81. Taxation by Litigation Threatens Every American Business
  82. No Taxation Without Respiration!
  83. What's Wrong with the Progressive Income Tax?
  84. "Living Wage" Law Is Public Policy at Its Worst
  85. Buying the Farm and Paying the Taxes
  86. Michigan Public Education: A Little Competition, A Lot of Improvement
  87. Jobs Are None of Our Business, Says Detroit
  88. Single Tax Rate Would Be Real Progress
  89. School Sports Choice or State Micromanagement?
  90. Michigan Education Report (1999-02)
  91. MEGA Program Shifts Jobs to Where They Are Needed Least
  92. MEGA Program Shifts Jobs to Where They Are Needed Least
  93. State "Teacher Bill of Rights" Is Needed
  94. Which Is Better: Cutting Income Tax Rates or Increasing the Exemption?
  95. Detroit Admits Problem; Now It's Time to Deal with It
  96. Note to Michigan Municipalities: A Tax Is Not a User Fee
  97. Everyone Loves the Underdog
  98. A Tax by Any Other Name
  99. The Bill of Rights Applies to Teachers, Too
  100. Do Overtaxed Michiganians Rate a Larger Personal Exemption?
  101. Private Schools Can Ease Public School Overcrowding
  102. IMPACT! Spring 1999
  103. Unused Private School Space Could Ease Crowded Public School Classrooms
  104. Unused Capacity in Privately Funded Michigan Schools
  105. Saginaw Zoo: From Privation to Privatization
  106. News Flash: Sky Not Falling
  107. Harmful Employment Laws Wage War on Low-Income Workers
  108. Can Mayors Solve School Problems?
  109. Intuition and Good Intentions Are Not Enough to Help Disadvantaged Workers
  110. Worried to Death
  111. Saginaw Children's Zoo: From Privation to Privatization
  112. Can Mayors Solve School Problems?
  113. Entertaining Privatization
  114. Welfare Reform: Michigan Can Work Harder
  115. George Washington: The Father of Our Country Was No Deadbeat Dad
  116. Does Teacher Certification Mean Qualification?
  117. Truth Sets Black Slaves Free
  118. George Washington's Unimpeachable Character
  119. Must Teachers Be Certified to Be Qualified?
  120. Working Works in State-Based Welfare Reform
  121. Black History Month: The Crusade of Sojourner Truth
  122. Michigan Education Report (1999-01)
  123. MEA: Is Michigan’s Largest Teacher Union Helping or Hurting Education?
  124. IMF Bailouts: Foreign Aid or Recovery Delayed?
  125. School Elections Should Be in November
  126. A Grand (Hotel) Lesson in Free Enterprise
  127. Trying to Define a Foreign-Made Car Will Drive You Crazy
  128. Make Something Happen
  129. Investing In Ideas
  130. Free Enterprise and Mackinac's Grand Hotel: A Love Story
  131. What Is a "Foreign Made" Car?
  132. IMF: Injuring Michigan's Future
  133. Michigan School Elections Should Be Moved to November
  134. Saving Retirement in Michigan
  135. Keeping Michigan on Track

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