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California’s Minimum Wage Law Hurts More Than It Helps

The working poor, businesses and consumers will be hit by consequences of wage hike

By Adam Summers
September 25, 2006

The Mackinac Center Looks at Franchise Reform

By Steven Titch
September 24, 2006

Progressive Wal-MartóPrescription Drug Edition

By Ted Balaker
September 24, 2006

Working from AnywhereóInternational Space Station Edition

By Ted Balaker
September 24, 2006

Rare Woodpecker Sends Town Running for Chain Saws

By Adrian Moore
September 23, 2006

Another victory over eminent domain abuse

By Adrian Moore
September 23, 2006

LA mayor fights cronyism that never officially existed

By Ted Balaker
September 21, 2006

immigration laws pummeling ag economy

By Samuel Staley
September 21, 2006

Job Opening

By Ted Balaker
September 20, 2006

Remember when outsourcing was going to destroy America?

By Ted Balaker
September 20, 2006

Do economists reach a conclusion on rail transit?

By Ted Balaker
September 20, 2006

I support Al Gore

By Skaidra Smith-Heisters
September 19, 2006

stokholm approves congestion charging–sort of

By Samuel Staley
September 19, 2006

Think Tank Urges Caution on Bonds, Says Most Projects Should Be Paid for by General Fund

Much of the money won't actually be spent on infrastructure; before record-setting borrowing spree state should ask private sector to pay for infrastructure

September 19, 2006

The Human Cost of Ag. Subsidies

By Samuel Staley
September 18, 2006

Texas continues pioneering role in tollroads

By Samuel Staley
September 18, 2006

Who Says Net Neutrality Rules Will Stop at the Telcos?

By Steven Titch
September 17, 2006

Privatizing Ohio’s Government Marketing…Just Do It!

Much of state's advertising and promotional work is corporate welfare

By Geoffrey Segal and Jack Furney
September 15, 2006