Fiscal Policy
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Learning Loss and Lost Funds: How $190 Billion in COVID-19 Relief Spending Failed America’s Students
Even with unprecedented cash injections, federal control failed to help poor kids learn.
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The Enormous Costs of Mass Deportation
Mass deportation is a lose-lose: bad for the economy, and no fix for immigration
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Javier Milei’s ‘Shock Therapy’ Is Working
Argentina’s budget cuts have generated eye-popping results: lower inflation, higher wages, and the nation’s first budget surplus in 12 years.
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Amnesty + Medicare for All Would Bankrupt America
Smart immigration drives economic growth, but open doors would shred the social safety net.
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Cali’s Prop 2: Unions Win, Students and Taxpayers Lose
Hidden labor agreements exclude 85 percent of workers. Why should school construction be so discriminatory?
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Counting on FEMA is a Second Disaster
Throwing federal money we don’t have into FEMA without improving its performance is irresponsible, not least for those waiting for help.
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How to Make Social Security Reform a Winning Campaign Issue
“Price indexing will remove about 80 percent of the unfunded liability gap over the next 75 years, if instituted in 2029.” ~David Rose
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Resolutions for the Fiscal New Year
“Many lawmakers in DC make resolutions to be more fiscally responsible, but much like our New Year’s resolutions, they rarely follow through.” ~Thomas Savidge
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Will the Fed Repeat 1970s Policy Mistakes?
“Without structural reforms, inflation will continue to threaten the purchasing power of Americans.” ~Vance Ginn
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In Policy, Vagueness is No Virtue
“Vagueness virtually ensures bad policies, if advancing Americans’ well-being —rather than party power — is the criterion.” ~Vincent Geloso
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Learning Loss and Lost Funds: How $190 Billion in COVID-19 Relief Spending Failed America’s Students
Even with unprecedented cash injections, federal control failed to help poor kids learn.
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•
The Enormous Costs of Mass Deportation
Mass deportation is a lose-lose: bad for the economy, and no fix for immigration
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•
Javier Milei’s ‘Shock Therapy’ Is Working
Argentina’s budget cuts have generated eye-popping results: lower inflation, higher wages, and the nation’s first budget surplus in 12 years.
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•
Amnesty + Medicare for All Would Bankrupt America
Smart immigration drives economic growth, but open doors would shred the social safety net.
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Cali’s Prop 2: Unions Win, Students and Taxpayers Lose
Hidden labor agreements exclude 85 percent of workers. Why should school construction be so discriminatory?
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Counting on FEMA is a Second Disaster
Throwing federal money we don’t have into FEMA without improving its performance is irresponsible, not least for those waiting for help.
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How to Make Social Security Reform a Winning Campaign Issue
“Price indexing will remove about 80 percent of the unfunded liability gap over the next 75 years, if instituted in 2029.” ~David Rose
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Resolutions for the Fiscal New Year
“Many lawmakers in DC make resolutions to be more fiscally responsible, but much like our New Year’s resolutions, they rarely follow through.” ~Thomas Savidge
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Will the Fed Repeat 1970s Policy Mistakes?
“Without structural reforms, inflation will continue to threaten the purchasing power of Americans.” ~Vance Ginn
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In Policy, Vagueness is No Virtue
“Vagueness virtually ensures bad policies, if advancing Americans’ well-being —rather than party power — is the criterion.” ~Vincent Geloso