Dr. Theodore Bolema [Mackinac Center]

Theodore Bolema is an adjunct scholar with the Mackinac Center for Public Policy and senior policy editor with the Mercatus Center at George Mason University. He holds a Ph.D. in Economics from Michigan State University and a J.D. from the University of Michigan Law School, and is a graduate of Hope College.

Keep Michigan’s Successful Electricity Competition Law

Given a state unemployment rate of more than 8.5 percent, Michigan cannot afford to abandon competition in electricity supply for the benefit of its two biggest utilities. … more

Published on July 7, 2008 – Viewpoint on Public Issues

Proposals to Suppress Competition in Electricity and Mandate Renewable Energy Use Would Raise Prices Without Improving Service or Environment

Published on May 16, 2008 – News Release

A Fallacious Argument Against Electricity Competition

Published on April 11, 2008

Yet Another Regulatory Burden on Electricity Supply in Michigan

Published on Sept. 19, 2006

Time to Revive Competition in Electricity Supply

Published on March 9, 2006

A Governor Cries “Treason”

Published on July 14, 2005

Education Policy in Okemos?

Published on June 29, 2005

The Price of Leadership

Published on March 10, 2005

Mental Health Care Reform Should Put Patients First

State compliance requirements divert enormous resources toward monitoring the process followed by local mental health authorities, while doing little to measure whether patients in the system actually get better. … more

Published on Nov. 1, 2004 – Viewpoint on Public Issues

The Blackout of 2003 Doesn’t Justify Regulation in 2004

Published on Aug. 16, 2004

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