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USPS Is $14 Billion In the Red This Year, So It Promotes Junk Mail

Why privatization is a better tactic to save the U.S. mail

By Adam Summers
March 22, 2012

Air Traffic Control Reform Newsletter #91

Forecasts even slower ATC growth, ANSP mergers in Europe, Congressâ?? NextGen mandates

By Robert Poole
March 22, 2012

Highway Improvements on a Budget: Diverging Diamonds

By Baruch Feigenbaum
March 22, 2012

Goldman Sachs Scams Federal Reserve Operation Twist

By James Groth
March 21, 2012

Politics & Garbage Privatization in Norwalk, CT

By Leonard Gilroy
March 21, 2012

President Obama Thinks He is the Christopher Columbus of Energy Policy

By Adam Peshek
March 21, 2012

The IRS Gets Sued for an Illegal Licensing Scheme

By Anthony Randazzo
March 20, 2012

Do Cap and Trade Programs Spur Technology Innovations?

By Adam Peshek
March 20, 2012

Mortgage Settlement’s Servicing Standards are Codifying Theft

By Anthony Randazzo
March 20, 2012

California Issues RFP for Private Operation of 5 State Parks

By Leonard Gilroy
March 20, 2012

Housing Starts Up, Problematic Short-term Perspectives on Housing Also Rise

By Anthony Randazzo
March 20, 2012

Insights on the Federal Transit Administration

Why the FTA should reassess its newly proposed rules for approving major capital grants

By Robert Poole
March 20, 2012

This is No Time to Go Soft on Medicaid Fraud

By Adrian Moore
March 19, 2012

Caltrans: Private Companies Could Build and Run Toll Lanes

By Baruch Feigenbaum
March 19, 2012

Securities Regulation Continues to Frustrate

By James Groth
March 19, 2012

Fracking Cuts Greenhouse Gases

By Adam Peshek
March 19, 2012

Oil Prices and Monetary Policy

By James Groth
March 16, 2012

No Such Thing as a Free Parking Space

By Harris Kenny
March 16, 2012