Stories from both ends of America illustrate the failures of government schools.
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Europe Is Way Behind the United States and Here Are Two More Examples to Illustrate Why the Continent Is in Deep Trouble
Europe’s large welfare states are dragging the continent down.
Two Very Depressing Charts for President Obama, Two Very Encouraging Charts for America’s Taxpayers
It’s not all doom and gloom. We’ve seen some modest successes for advocates of limited government.
Singapore: A Remarkable Free-Market Success Story
Singapore civil servants get monetary rewards that rise and fall with economic performance.
What Can Hong Kong and Cuba Teach Us about Economic Policy?
Hong Kong and Cuba were once economically very similar; now they are world’s apart. The explanation why is simple.
State and Local Governments Have No Fiscal Excuse for Rapacious Revenue-Raising Tactics
Are state and local government feeling a financial pinch, or is this just another statist myth?
Everything You Ever Wanted to Know about Obama’s Failed Approach to Corporate Inversions
Ill-conceived rules from the White House have made things worse, not better.
Social Capital, Culture, Markets, and Institutions
Scholars have wrangled with the questions of social capital for centuries. Can we make sense of it?
Proper Staffing and Reform of JCT and CBO Is an IQ Test for the Republican Party
CBO and JCT wield tremendous power. They are also dependable allies of the left.
Did the Wave Election Put Tax Reform on the Agenda?
Is reform more likely now that Republicans have the Senate?