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Detroit Can’t Afford to Stall Privatization

Other cities save millions by forcing government services to compete

By Geoffrey Segal
April 20, 2006

Eminent Domain Isn’t the Only Way Governments Hurt Homeowners

Land use regulations and restrictions often block owners from using their own land and send property values plummeting; New study shows how states can learn from landmark Oregon's Measure 37 to protect property rights

April 20, 2006

Still headed South, West, and to the ëBurbs

By Ted Balaker
April 19, 2006

Competition is better

By Steven Titch
April 19, 2006

Private Sector Wins More Federal Job Competitions in 2005

By Leonard Gilroy
April 19, 2006

Federal Agency Performance Rankings Released

By Leonard Gilroy
April 19, 2006

Timeline of Municipal Broadband and Technological Developments

How private sector technology and government-run Internet and WiFi have evolved since 1989

By Steven Titch and Adrian Moore
April 18, 2006

(de)Congested BusinessesóAustin edition

By Ted Balaker
April 17, 2006

Toyota eyes Southern states

By Ted Balaker
April 17, 2006

Donít these people realize theyíre being oppressed? (Burlington-Pueblo-Chicago edition)

By Ted Balaker
April 17, 2006

Should we just scrap the FCC?

By Steven Titch
April 17, 2006

Anaheim vs. the Sacred Cow of Franchise Fees

By Steven Titch
April 17, 2006

Here come the nukes

By Adrian Moore
April 17, 2006

The tangled web of particulate pollution policy

By Adrian Moore
April 17, 2006

Retail capitalism in Santa Monica

By Samuel Staley
April 17, 2006

Comments on Docket ID No. EPA—OAR—2001—0017, National Ambient Air Quality Standards for Particulate Matter

By Adrian Moore
April 17, 2006

10 hrs a week

By Ted Balaker
April 16, 2006

The Paradoxes of Public WiFi

By Steven Titch
April 16, 2006