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High-Speed Rail is Too Costly

With current budget challenges, High-Speed Rail is a luxury that the U.S. cannot afford

By Baruch Feigenbaum
June 14, 2013

Surface Transportation Newsletter #116

VMT growth and the Millennials, Whither autonomous vehicles?, I-5 bridge collapse highlights flawed system

By Robert Poole
June 12, 2013

Crony Capitalism and Community Development Subsidies

Do commmunity development subsidies actually result in community development? Or have they been captured by vested interests?

By Anthony Randazzo and Victor Nava
June 11, 2013

High-Speed Rail is a Luxury the U.S. Cannot Afford

By Baruch Feigenbaum
June 11, 2013

A Labor Market Mired in Historical Lows is an Unhealthy Labor Market

By Anthony Randazzo and Adam Millsap
June 7, 2013

Writers Invited to Enter $10,000 Bastiat Prize

Reason Foundation will award a total of $16,000 in prizes to the writers that best highlight the importance of freedom

June 6, 2013

Sasha Volokh on the Implications of the Louisiana Supreme Court Voucher Ruling

By Leonard Gilroy
June 5, 2013

How Much Will Americans Drive In the Future?

The debate over driving trends has implications for future traffic congestion, highway capacity, bridge repairs and more

By Robert Poole
June 5, 2013

Implications of the Louisiana Supreme Court Voucher Ruling

A Primer on Recent Developments in State and Federal School Voucher Litigation

By Alexander Volokh
June 4, 2013

77 percent of Californians Support Jerry Brown’s School Funding Plan: Here Are Three Big Ideas to Make it Better

By Lisa Snell
June 4, 2013

Citizens Property Insurance Privatization: Crony Capitalism or Good Policy?

By Victor Nava
June 3, 2013

Saving California State Parks through Public-Private Partnerships

By Leonard Gilroy
June 1, 2013

Airport Policy and Security News #91

TSA's new hurdles, Mixed picture for airport growth, Cockpit security, and More

By Robert Poole
May 31, 2013

One Year of Privatized Liquor in Washington

By Tom Clougherty
May 31, 2013

Leasing the Indiana Toll Road

Reviewing the First Six Years Under Private Operation

By Leonard Gilroy and David Aloyts
May 31, 2013

Weighted Student Funding for California

Three Reasons Governor Brownâ??s School Funding Plan is Better than the Status Quo and Three Big Ideas to Make the Plan Even Better

By Lisa Snell
May 31, 2013

Public-Private Partnerships Could Save State Parks

Privatization won't ruin California's state parks, in fact the private sector may be needed to save them

By Leonard Gilroy
May 31, 2013

From Oakland to Chicago to Jacksonville, Mayors Are Using Privatization

Private trash collection would help Fresno's long-term financial health

By Leonard Gilroy and Adrian Moore
May 31, 2013