All 2000 Publications

1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025

1. IMPACT! Winter 2001
2. Another Path To School Choice
3. Teacher's Case Shows How Union Workers Can Re-Direct Dues to Charity
4. Coming to Terms with Term Limits
5. Schools Should Stand Behind Their Diplomas
6. Privatization: The Motor City's Renaissance Engine
7. Cleveland Passed 1888 Test of Character
8. Confirmation Page
9. The "Patients' Bill of Rights": Get Two Lawyers and Call Me in the Morning
10. As Values Collapse, Government Grows
11. Government Should Withdraw from Attempts to Ban ATM Fees
12. The Quackery of Equality
13. Letter to the Westwood Community Schools Board of Education
14. Michigan Education Report (2000-04)
15. Westwood Letter
16. Group Offers to Take Over Westwood Community Schools to Reverse Loss of Students
17. Opposing Judicial Philosophies Court Michigan Voters
18. A Connecticut Yankee in Bankruptcy Court
19. When "Local Control" Means Control of the Locals
20. Hypocrisy on School Choice Sends Wrong Message to Kids
21. IMPACT! Fall 2000
22. Michigan Education Report (2000-03)
23. The Cost of Remedial Education
24. The Cost of Remedial Education (Forums)
25. Targeted Corporate Incentives Do More Harm than Good
26. Competition Spurs Public Schools to Improve, Report Finds
27. Policy Makers Must Remember That Incentives Matter
28. Separating State from Church
29. European Observations on U.S. Public Education
30. Judging How Justices Are Chosen In Michigan
31. Targeted Corporate Incentives Do More Harm than Good
32. Harry Privatizer and The Goblet of Fiscal Responsibility
33. The Impact of Limited School Choice on Public School Districts
34. Mackinac Center Calls on Governor to Eliminate Corporate Favoritism
35. Mackinac Center Calls on Governor to Eliminate Corporate Favoritism, Focus Instead on Lower Taxes for All Businesses
36. IMPACT! Summer 2000
37. Click To Privatize
38. Religious Liberty and Compulsory Unionism: A Worker's Guide to Using Union Dues for Charity
39. Time Is Money: Give Michigan Workers a Flexible "Comp-Time" Law
40. Counting the Cost of Prescription Drug Price Controls
41. What I Learned in Public School
42. Student Fees: Freedom of Speech or Forced Subsidy?
43. A More Flexible Work Schedule
44. Student Activity Fees
45. Helping the Elderly Afford Prescription Drugs
46. A New Force for Education Reform
47. Michigan Education Report (2000-02)
48. Toward a Civil Society
49. Mandatory Reporting of Medical Errors: Sound Prescription or Policy Malpractice?
50. A Reform Idea for Detroit Schools: Charter Them!
51. Progress vs. Pessimism: Environment Doing Better Than Most Realize
52. Toward a Civil Society
53. Detroit Should Charter Its Schools
54. Big Government to the Rescue
55. Earth Day, 2000: The Good News
56. Consumer Choice and the Schools
57. Earth Day at 30: The Good News
58. Environmental Quality 2000: Michigan and America at the 30th Anniversary of Earth Day
59. Michigan Should Endorse Commission Majority on Internet Taxation, Think Tank Argues
60. School Competition Works
61. No Taxing the Internet
62. Census, Schmensus
63. The Taxman Cometh
64. Limited School Choice Is Improving Michigan Public Schools
65. Keep the Internet Tax-Free!
66. The Census: Inquiring Minds Want to Know . . . A Lot
67. Are Americans Tax Slaves to the Government?
68. Internet Purchases: To Tax or Not to Tax, Here Are the Questions
69. IMPACT! Spring 2000
70. Edison Schools in Michigan
71. Unemployment Insurance to Help the Employed?
72. Vile Victuals
73. A Comedy of Errors
74. Socialized Medicine Leaves a Bad Taste in Patients' Mouths
75. Don't Raid Michigan's Unemployment Fund to Pay for Family Leave
76. Farm Worker Legal Services Encourage Law of Unintended Consequences
77. Lower Taxes, Less Regulation Key to Twenty-First Century Economy
78. Contract Terms Crucial To Inkster-Edison Partnership Success
79. Michigan Education Report (2000-01)
80. Government "Economic Development" Handouts Rob Peter to Pay Paul
81. Fear of Segregation Is No Argument against School Choice
82. Where Are the Omelettes?
83. Celebrating Free Enterprise and One Hundred Years of Kodak Moments
84. Celebrating the Spirit of Enterprise and a Famous Camera
85. Build It And They Will Come-Or Will They?
86. School Choice and Segregation
87. Government Should Stay Out of Business
88. Shining a Light on Privatization
89. Private Solutions to the Public School Teacher Shortage
90. Union Preferences for Government Construction Are Costly and Unfair
91. The Market for Internet Access: Government Intervention or Private Innovation?
92. School Choice: An Idea That Goes beyond Partisanship
93. Protecting the Environment-without Government
94. Land Trusts: A Private Solution to Protect Michigan Farmland
95. Defeated Watershed Proposal Would Have Drained Taxpayers' Wallets
96. Leave Internet Access to the Market
97. What Is Real Compassion?
98. Private Banks and Preventing Another Great Depression
99. Freedom Fund
100. There is a Solution to the Crisis in Education.
101. Change Your World
102. My Union Doesn't Represent Me!
103. Teachers: You Don't Have to Pay for Union Political Spending
104. Agenda for the Millennium