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Is the Decline in U.S. Driving a Statistical Artifact?

By Samuel Staley
January 2, 2012
Bernie Madoff for President

By James Groth
December 29, 2011
TIGER III Grants Disproportionally Awarded to Democratic Congressional Districts

By Baruch Feigenbaum
December 28, 2011
Finally, the Federal Reserve’s Bailout of Europe Hits Mainsteam

By James Groth
December 28, 2011
Is It Time to Bury Roads?

By Samuel Staley
December 27, 2011
Fannie and Freddie’s Role in Causing the Housing Bubble

By Anthony Randazzo
December 27, 2011
Government Revenue Trends in 2009

Ahead of the Curve: Do state and local governments really have a revenue problem?

By Anthony Randazzo and Harris Kenny
December 27, 2011
The Fallacy of Demand-Side Solutions to US Economic Stagnation

By Samuel Staley
December 25, 2011
In the Wake of the Housing Crisis: A Housing Shortage?

By Samuel Staley
December 24, 2011
Final Thoughts on the FCC-DoJ’s Debacle over AT&T

By Steven Titch
December 23, 2011
AT&T Kills T-Mobile Deal as Regulation Turns into Industrial Policy

How the Federal Communications Commission Essentially Pulled the Plug on the Potential AT&T/T-Mobile Merger

By Steven Titch
December 22, 2011
Reducing Congestion on a Budget: Turn Lanes

By Baruch Feigenbaum
December 21, 2011
EPA’s Utility MACT – More Policy-Driven Science

By Adam Peshek
December 21, 2011
Poll Shows How People Think We Should Pay for Roads, Rail and Other Infrastructure

By Robert Poole
December 20, 2011
Poll Finds Support for Toll Roads, Public-Private Partnerships

December 20, 2011
77 Percent of Americans Oppose Raising the Gas Tax, Reason-Rupe Transportation Poll Finds

Poll finds a majority of voters support tolls over taxes to pay for roads and favor using public-private partnerships to build critical infrastructure

December 20, 2011
Congress Plays Charades with Insider Trading

STOCK Act gives appearance of crackdown but achieves little

By James Groth
December 20, 2011
Banks Viewed Twice as Favorably as the Federal Government, Reason-Rupe Poll Finds

Survey examines how Ron Paul, Sarah Palin, Michael Bloomberg and Gary Johnson could do as third-party presidential candidates and asks Americans which federal agencies theyâ??d cut

December 20, 2011