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June 30, 2005

Our House Was a Very, Very, Very Fine House

The Supreme Court last week decided in the case of Kelo v.
June 28, 2005

When a Lot More Still Isn’t Enough

States are raking in tax receipts, but given their constant moaning about needing to tax Internet sales and access, as well as voice-over-Internet protocol telephone service, who would know? Alaska, for instance, has seen its tax revenues soar nearly 40% from July of last year to March of this year.
June 21, 2005

Drove Their Chevy to the 'Levy', but the 'Levy' Was Dry

By now, most of you have heard about the mess General Motors is in.
June 17, 2005

Drug Importation and R & D Spending: The Economic Impact on Washington's Economy

Consumer groups and the media are putting pressure on public officials to allow U.S. citizens to reimport drugs from foreign countries like Canada. Using an economic simulation model, this report concludes reimportation or price controls would have a significant negative impact on the Washington economy, and its large biotech sector.

June 16, 2005

The Boys from Brazil

Brazil has finally taken the step to full “rogue nation” status.
June 14, 2005

Always the Bad Guy — Always

Maryland Gov.
June 9, 2005

Baby, You Can Drive My Car

When Paul McCartney sang “Baby, you can drive my car” for the Beatles, he wasn’t thinking about turning over control of his automobile to the government.
June 7, 2005

We’re in the Money!

In The Gold Diggers of 1933,Ginger Rogers sang “We’re In the Money,” and a catch phrase was born.
June 2, 2005

A Whole New Meaning for ‘I’m Going to the Library’

The Institute for Policy Innovation takes intellectual property seriously.

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