Commentaries

The Congestion Paradigm Begins to Crack

Building our way out of congestion through pricing and toll finance

By Robert Poole
April 1, 2006

Getting Clean Water to the Rest of the World

Public-private partnerships can play vital role

By Geoffrey Segal
March 31, 2006

CERN Spikes Skype

By Steven Titch
March 28, 2006

San Fran Studies Congestion Charge

By Ted Balaker
March 28, 2006

No more welfare state, everyone gets 10 grand

By Ted Balaker
March 28, 2006

Wal-Mart goes organic

By Ted Balaker
March 28, 2006

Sell the New Jersey Turnpike—But Do It Right

NY, NJ traffic woes could get fix from private sector

By Robert Poole
March 28, 2006

Lucent and Alcatel in merger talks

By Steven Titch
March 26, 2006

Is it any wonder transit is losing riders?

By Samuel Staley
March 26, 2006

Bundling Services Is a Good Thing

Cable, Internet, iPods and new technology don't need more regulation

By Steven Titch
March 24, 2006

‘A Competitive Alternative is Critical’

By Steven Titch
March 22, 2006

Planners, Property Rights, and Society

By Leonard Gilroy
March 22, 2006

Louisiana Pols Take On Eminent Domain

By Leonard Gilroy
March 21, 2006

‘Rosetta Stone’ for NYC Zoning

By Leonard Gilroy
March 21, 2006

Major League Boondoggles

By Leonard Gilroy
March 21, 2006

News Flash to Planners: People Like Suburbia!

By Leonard Gilroy
March 21, 2006

Would you eat sushi at Wal-Mart?

By Ted Balaker
March 20, 2006

(Some) Black Leaders Back Biggest Box

By Ted Balaker
March 20, 2006