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June 29, 2010
Making European Socialists Blush
After President Obama’s election, conservatives were afraid he would drag the U.
June 22, 2010
Remarks given by Ivan Seidenberg to the Economic Club of Washington
In a speech given by Ivan Seidenberg, Chairman of the Business Roundtable and Chairman & CEO of Verizon Communications, Mr. Seidenberg cites IPI research on economic growth. This is the transcript of that speech as delivered.
June 22, 2010
Testing Your Knowledge of Economics
George Mason University economist Daniel Klein recently sponsored a Zogby poll of nearly 5,000 adults who were asked some basic economic questions.
June 17, 2010
Confusing Fantasy with Reality at the FCC
A narrative has emerged from some FCC commissioners asserting that their desire to regulate broadband as a public utility is not a power grab.
June 15, 2010
Federalism: The Founders' Formula for Freedom
Most governments at the time of the Constitutional Convention were unitary governments, in which power was centralized. The U.S., by contrast, adopted a system of confederal power, balancing power between two complementary but separate strands—one horizontal and one vertical. Our country is at a crossroads. A recent poll found that four out of five Americans don’t trust Washington. Americans are ready for change—real change that gives them, not Washington, greater control over their own lives.
June 15, 2010
A Penny Saved Is a Penny Not Spent—on Politics
When a child wastes his allowance on foolish things, wise and prudent parents will be reluctant to hand over more money if that child comes begging.
June 10, 2010
Speed Track
Last week the FCC released a report showing that 91 percent of US residents are pleased with their broadband connection speed, even if they do not know exactly what that speed is.
June 8, 2010
Obama and Musgrave’s Iron Law of Economics
It’s not that often we get to praise the Obama administration, so when we get a chance we take it—which is what we’re doing here … sort of.
June 3, 2010
Why Should I Care about Piracy and Counterfeits?
Piracy and Counterfeiting are back in the news again.