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- Union Members' Trump Card
- Government Can Harm the Environment Too
- Leave Business to the Businessmen
- Microsoft Did Nothing Wrong
- Trade Liberalization: The North American Free Trade Agreement's Economic Impact on Michigan
- IMPACT! Winter 2000
- EPA's Bad Science Targets Michigan Farmers
- Deauthorization: The Union Workers' Trump Card
- MEGA: Real Jobs or Smoke and Mirrors?
- Internet Access: Government Intervention or Private Innovation?
- Forbes to Deliver Major Policy Address on November 30 at Mackinac Center
- Privatization In The Balance
- Anti-Jitney Laws Take People for a Ride
- Freedom, Not Favoritism, Is the Key to More Jobs
- Shattering the Myth of the "Glass Ceiling"
- Congress Should Stop Taxing Seniors Who Want to Work
- Shattering the Myth of the "Glass Ceiling"
- Economic Freedom, Not Government Favoritism, Brings Jobs to States
- Why Punish Senior Citizens Who Want to Keep Working?
- Anti-Jitney Laws Take People for a Ride
- Michigan Education Report (1999-04)
- Time for Another State Tax Cut: It's the Law
- The Crash of 1929: Could It Happen Again?
- School Choice Has Been Tried —
And It Works!
- Time to Repeal the Politically Correct Toilet Law
- Organ Donation: Saving Lives through Incentives
- Get Government out of Our Bathrooms!
- The Crash of 1929: Could It Happen Again?
- Private Food Service: Michigan School Districts Eat up Savings
- Organ Donation: Incentives Could Save Lives
- School Choice: It Works!
- Freedom To vs. Freedom From
- Center Refutes MEGA Job Numbers as Official Lashes Out, Apologizes
- IMPACT! Fall 1999
- Failure of Anti-Strike Law to Deter Teachers Calls for New Measures, Analyst Says
- A Ferry Tale of Two Cities: Lansing and Muskegon
- Michigan's Prevailing Wage Act: Will Common Sense Prevail?
- Economic Freedom among the States: How Does Michigan Compare?
- Lesson for Michigan: Freedom and Prosperity Go Hand-in-Hand
- Business Subsidies: A Ferry Tale from Lansing
- Prevailing Wage Law Wastes Taxpayers' Money
- School Choice Integrates Students of All Races
- Why Are Detroit Teachers Striking Now? Look at "New Dynamic," Analyst Says
- Prevailing Wage Law Hurts Workers, Economy, According to New Analysis
- Michigan's Prevailing Wage Law and Its Effects on Government Spending and Construction Employment
- New Labor Resource Available for Michigan Workers and Employers
- Michigan Labor Law: What Every Citizen Should Know
- Michigan Education Report (1999-03)
- Privatization In Education
- Michigan's Russell Kirk and the Roots of Liberty
- Michigan's Accident Fund: Five Years of Privatization
- And Now a Word from Our Sponsors-Your Local Public Schools
- Competition Among Professors Would Help Parents Afford College
- Privatization Saves City from Bankruptcy
- Privatization Brought Ecorse, Michigan, Back from Bankruptcy
- "Jobless Ph.D. for Hire: Will Teach Students Who Cannot Afford College"
- One of the Century's Major Books: Kirk's The Roots of American Order
- School Choice in Michigan: A Primer for Freedom in Education
- School Employee Unions Oppose School Choice to Protect Their Turf
- Ernest Hemingway and Art Subsidies: A Farewell to Alms
- Cost of Government Goes Up While Costs of Living Go Down
- Picking Winners and Losers with Tax Credits is Unnecessary and Unfair
- The “Who Pays?” Test
- MEGA Deserves No Credit for Good Economy
- Ernest Hemingway and Government Art Subsidies: A Farewell to Alms
- The High Cost of Government
- Unions Have Financial Incentives to Oppose School Choice
- Study: School Choice Threatens School Employee Unions Financial and Political Clout
- The Impact of School Choice on School Employee Labor Unions
- IMPACT! Summer 1999
- The Americans with Disabilities Act and the Law of Unintended Consequences
- Privatization Can Teach New Detroit School Board a Lesson
- Who's Next in the Litigation Lottery?
- Do Economics Textbooks Make the Grade?
- Detroit's Reform School Board Would Be Wise to Privatize
- Disability Discrimination: Good Intentions Can Produce Bad Law
- Are High School Economics Textbooks Reliable?
- Most Michigan High School Economics Texts Do Not Prepare Teenagers for 21st Century, Survey Finds
- How Reliable Are Michigan High School Economics Textbooks?
- Privatizationville: Privatization at the Local Level
- Taxation by Litigation Threatens Every American Business
- No Taxation Without Respiration!
- What's Wrong with the Progressive Income Tax?
- "Living Wage" Law Is Public Policy at Its Worst
- Buying the Farm and Paying the Taxes
- Michigan Public Education: A Little Competition, A Lot of Improvement
- Jobs Are None of Our Business, Says Detroit
- Single Tax Rate Would Be Real Progress
- School Sports Choice or State Micromanagement?
- Michigan Education Report (1999-02)
- MEGA Program Shifts Jobs to Where They Are Needed Least
- MEGA Program Shifts Jobs to Where They Are Needed Least
- State "Teacher Bill of Rights" Is Needed
- Which Is Better: Cutting Income Tax Rates or Increasing the Exemption?
- Detroit Admits Problem; Now It's Time to Deal with It
- Note to Michigan Municipalities: A Tax Is Not a User Fee
- Everyone Loves the Underdog
- A Tax by Any Other Name
- The Bill of Rights Applies to Teachers, Too
- Do Overtaxed Michiganians Rate a Larger Personal Exemption?
- Private Schools Can Ease Public School Overcrowding
- IMPACT! Spring 1999
- Unused Private School Space Could Ease Crowded Public School Classrooms
- Unused Capacity in Privately Funded Michigan Schools
- Saginaw Zoo: From Privation to Privatization
- News Flash: Sky Not Falling
- Harmful Employment Laws Wage War on Low-Income Workers
- Can Mayors Solve School Problems?
- Intuition and Good Intentions Are Not Enough to Help Disadvantaged Workers
- Worried to Death
- Saginaw Children's Zoo: From Privation to Privatization
- Can Mayors Solve School Problems?
- Entertaining Privatization
- Welfare Reform: Michigan Can Work Harder
- George Washington: The Father of Our Country Was No Deadbeat Dad
- Does Teacher Certification Mean Qualification?
- Truth Sets Black Slaves Free
- George Washington's Unimpeachable Character
- Must Teachers Be Certified to Be Qualified?
- Working Works in State-Based Welfare Reform
- Black History Month: The Crusade of Sojourner Truth
- Michigan Education Report (1999-01)
- MEA: Is Michigan’s Largest Teacher Union Helping or Hurting Education?
- IMF Bailouts: Foreign Aid or Recovery Delayed?
- School Elections Should Be in November
- A Grand (Hotel) Lesson in Free Enterprise
- Trying to Define a Foreign-Made Car Will Drive You Crazy
- Make Something Happen
- Investing In Ideas
- Free Enterprise and Mackinac's Grand Hotel: A Love Story
- What Is a "Foreign Made" Car?
- IMF: Injuring Michigan's Future
- Michigan School Elections Should Be Moved to November
- Saving Retirement in Michigan
- Keeping Michigan on Track