Publications

In the midst of a presidential campaign, the economy is usually front and center of the debate.

Tech companies have been able to hire and keep the best employees because they typically have compensated them generously.

When TV personality Oprah Winfrey gave away 276 new Pontiacs to her audience, some cynics called it just a publicity stunt.

Research and development is the foundation of technological advance, the engine that helps deliver miracle drugs, timesaving devices and the cutting-edge technology that generates new jobs and economic progress.

Consumer groups and the media are putting pressure on public officials to allow U.S. citizens to reimport drugs from foreign countries like Canada. This report concludes reimportation programs or price controls would have a dramatic negative impact on drug development in the United States and, because it is home to a significant research center, on the economy of Massachusetts.

When President Bush called for a simpler, fairer tax system in his party convention acceptance speech, the audience roared.

The fastest growing program in state budgets threatens the fiscal health of states, and the physical health of poor people.

As Congress returns from its August flight from the political swamp on the Potomac, one of the issues it needs to resolve is Internet taxation.

On first thought, these three topics — President Bush, health care and taxes — don’t seem to go together.

As unrecognizable as VoIP might be as a term today, it will be on everyone’s lips, and in everyone’s homes, tomorrow – if regulators are forced to keep their acquisitive hands off of it.