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Reducing the Government Footprint to Improve Airport Infrastructure

Reducing the Government Footprint to Improve Airport Infrastructure

Posted on June 2, 2015

This article appeared in Human Events.

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The Dismal Record of Obamanomics Exposed By New CF&P “Economics 101” Video

The Dismal Record of Obamanomics Exposed By New CF&P “Economics 101” Video

Posted on October 9, 2012

The Center for Freedom and Prosperity Foundation (CF&P) released today its latest “Economics 101” video. Entitled, “Obamanomics: The Dismal Record,” the video explains how the President’s policies have caused a very anemic recovery, and contrasts the failed statism of Obamanomics with the successful policies of Reaganomics.

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Obamanomics: The Dismal Record

Obamanomics: The Dismal Record

Posted on October 9, 2012

The economy is suffering from the weakest recovery since the end of World War II, in large part because President Obama has increased the burden of government. This CF&P Foundation mini-documentary also contrasts the economy’s anemic performance under Obamanomics with the strong expansion under Reaganomics.

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Lasting Economies Are Not Built

Lasting Economies Are Not Built

Posted on January 30, 2012

During his State of the Union speech, President Obama expressed his desire for an “economy built to last,” an oxymoron emblematic of the President’s embrace of Keynesianism and other failed economic philosophies. Simply put, strong economies are not built; they emerge. To be built implies that there be a builder. Naturally, Obama envisions himself in […]

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The European Fiscal Crisis and Lessons for America

The European Fiscal Crisis and Lessons for America

Posted on November 16, 2011

Many European welfare states have been caught in a downward spiral of taxes, spending, and debt. This mini-documentary from the Center for Freedom and Prosperity identifies key lessons for policymakers seeking to avoid the inevitable fiscal crisis caused by the welfare state.

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New CF&P “Economics 101” Video Highlights Key Lessons From European Fiscal Crisis

New CF&P “Economics 101” Video Highlights Key Lessons From European Fiscal Crisis

Posted on November 16, 2011

The latest “Economics 101” video released today by the Center for Freedom and Prosperity Foundation (CF&P), narrated by Silvia Morandotti, a student at The University of Milan, draws upon the European sovereign debt turmoil to provide timely lessons for US policymakers. Entitled, “The European Fiscal Crisis and Lessons for America,” the video puts a spotlight on the ongoing crack-up of the Eurozone, and explains how the United States can avoid a similar fate.

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Crikey, Australia’s a Good Role Model

Crikey, Australia’s a Good Role Model

Posted on June 4, 2011

The Economist magazine has a couple of good articles about Australia’s increasingly enviable economic status. Here’s a blurb from the first article, which outlines the pro-market reforms that enabled today’s prosperity. Only a dozen economies are bigger, and only six nations are richer—of which Switzerland alone has even a third as many people. Australia is […]

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Back-Door Tax Increases Are a Recipe for Bigger Government

Back-Door Tax Increases Are a Recipe for Bigger Government

Posted on May 5, 2011

Martin Feldstein’s on a roll, but not in a good way. Earlier this week in the Wall Street Journal, he advocated throwing in the towel on reforming Social Security into a system of personal retirement accounts. Today, in the New York Times, he endorses big tax increases. Rather odd positions for someone who served as […]

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Just How Many Jobs Can Firing One Bureaucrat Create?

Just How Many Jobs Can Firing One Bureaucrat Create?

Posted on May 4, 2011

I mentioned the other day a claim from CEI that regulatory burdens cost the economy nearly $2 trillion in 2008. The Phoenix Center also recently produced a policy bulletin examining the costs of the regulatory state (Hat-tip: Big Government). In quantifying the relationship between government spending and economic growth based upon 50 years of data, […]

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Somebody Tell Michael Gerson that Coercion Isn’t Charity

Somebody Tell Michael Gerson that Coercion Isn’t Charity

Posted on April 8, 2011

Michael Gerson is upset that the GOP budget would trim some money from the foreign aid budget. In his Washington Post column, he regurgitates Obama Administration talking points, claiming that less foreign aid will kill tens of thousands of poor children in Africa. USAID estimates that reductions proposed in the 2011 House Republican budget would […]

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