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Adam Summers is a senior policy analyst at Reason Foundation, a nonprofit think tank advancing free minds and free markets. He has written extensively on privatization, government reform, law and economics, and various other political and economic topics.

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Online Retailers Fight Back Against Attempts to Tax Internet Sales

Commentary by Adam Summers December 30, 2009
British Taxpayers Face £2.2 trillion ($3.5 trillion) Unfunded Pension Liability

Commentary by Adam Summers December 30, 2009
Montana Contracts with Firm to Provide e-Permitting Services

Commentary by Adam Summers December 30, 2009
California Needs to Stop Defined-Benefit Pensions

Governmentâ??s pension obligations are a looming disaster that can be eased by 401(k)-style retirement plans

Commentary by Adam Summers December 7, 2009
California Voters Were Railroaded by High-Speed Rail Proposal

Commentary by Adam Summers December 4, 2009
California Voters Were Railroaded on High-Speed Rail

Wildly inaccurate ridership predictions could cost taxpayers billions

Commentary by Adam Summers December 2, 2009
Ayn Rand on the Economic Crisis

Commentary by Adam Summers November 9, 2009
Gun-Control Laws Fail to Prevent Gun Crimes in England; Ayn Rand on Self-Defense

Commentary by Adam Summers November 5, 2009
CA Treasurer Says Public Pensions Will ‘Bankrupt’ State

Commentary by Adam Summers November 4, 2009
In Honor of Ayn Rand: Alan Greenspan on the Gold Standard and Economic Freedom (1966)

Commentary by Adam Summers November 2, 2009
Rep. Ron Paul’s Bill to Audit the Federal Reserve ‘Gutted’ in Committee

Commentary by Adam Summers November 2, 2009
Anti-Privatization Pacheco Law Continues to Hamstring Massachusetts Budget

Commentary by Adam Summers October 28, 2009
San Diego County to Outsource 200 Health Service Jobs

Commentary by Adam Summers October 27, 2009
San Diego Needs Pension Reform, Managed Competition to Address Fiscal Problems

Commentary by Adam Summers October 21, 2009
Rising Pension Costs, Falling Revenues Lead to a $179 Million Budget Deficit in San Diego

Commentary by Adam Summers October 19, 2009
Don’t Blame Voters for California’s Budget Woes

Big spending pols falsely claim citizen ballot initiatives have tied their hands

Commentary by Shikha Dalmia, Adam Summers and Adrian Moore October 9, 2009
The Free Market, Not Government Net Neutrality Mandates, Will Best Serve Consumers

Commentary by Adam Summers October 1, 2009
Novato, CA Sanitary Board Privatizes Wastewater Treatment Plant

Commentary by Adam Summers September 30, 2009