Dates  Current Comments
10/15/2008  Great Depression Myths Revisited
Phase IV: The Wagner Act.
10/15/2008  Michigan Education Digest
New charter request, bus inspections, school-closing committee.
10/14/2008  Sympathy Card
Michigan's economy won't get well soon with targeted business incentives.
10/13/2008  Great Depression Myths Revisited
Phase III: The New Deal.
10/10/2008  The “Scene” and the Unseen
Michigan's film tax credits aren't free money.
10/9/2008  Great Depression Myths Revisited
Phase II: Disintegration of the World Economy.
10/8/2008  Nebraska Works!
Shouldn't state-run jobs programs focus on Michigan jobs?
10/7/2008  It Merits Discussion
Discussing merit pay for teachers.
10/7/2008  Great Depression Myths Revisited
Phase I: The Business Cycle.
10/6/2008  Great Depression Myths Revisited
Introduction: An overview of myths and mistakes.
10/5/2008  Michigan Education Digest
Wayne-Westland strike, DPS layoffs, one-room schools.
10/3/2008  Who's to Blame?
MichiganScience looks at the political battle over a flawed government report.
10/2/2008  Earth Tones
How worldviews shape public policy.
10/1/2008  Michigan Education Digest
DPS enrollment, car giveaway, teacher charged.
9/30/2008  A Look Back
Lawrence Reed talks about the history of government bail outs.
9/29/2008  Backhanded Compliment
The government will only create more problems by trying to solve the bank crisis.
9/26/2008  Crystal Ball
The predictable failure of Michigan's economic development programs.
9/25/2008  Sinking Feeling
The private sector continually is forced to bail out the government.
9/24/2008  News Release: Court Verdicts Show Flaws in Wetland Law
Guilty verdicts in a case involving a "wetland" on the property of Sparta's Hart Enterprises highlight a state law in urgent need of reform.
9/24/2008  Michigan Education Digest
DPS finances, Grand Rapids stalemate, MESSA.


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