January 31, 2014 Archives

RealClearPolicy Morning Edition

Most Retirement Subsidies Go to the Rich
Matt Bruenig, Demos
MyRA: A Step in the Right Direction
Justin King, New America Foundation
Hate Obamacare? The GOP Plan's Worse
Jonathan Cohn, New Republic
Why the Uninsured Are Turning Against the ACA
Jon Terbush, Week
Conservatism and the Safety Net
Arthur Brooks, Commentary
Long-Term Joblessness: A Bipartisan Answer
Norm Ornstein, Atlantic
Marriage Isn't Just for Rich People
Anna Sutherland, Family Studies
Let's Kill Marriage Promotion Programs
Jill Filipovic, The Guardian
Addressing Campus Sexual Assault
Thomson-Deveaux & Brodsky, Prospect
A $10.10 Minimum Wage Is Unprecedented
James Sherk, NRO
Equal Opportunity Isn't Good Enough
Matthew Yglesias, Slate
Is Rising Inequality Inevitable?
Noah Millman, American Conservative
The Homeownership Rate Is Misleading
Jed Kolko, New York Times
Carbon Taxes Are Not Efficient
Benjamin Zycher, The American
Only Idiots Pay 45 Percent in Estate Taxes
Barry Ritholtz, Bloomberg View

RealClearPolicy Research

A Conservative Coalition on Patent Reform
Americans for Tax Reform
Why Judges Took ACA Challenges Seriously
Andrew Koppelman, SSRN
Surveying Physician Appointment Wait Times
Merritt Hawkins
The Internet Is In Jeopardy
Sandra Fulton, American Civil Liberties Union
EITC Take-Up, County by County
Benjamin H. Harris, Brookings Institution
Keep American Crude Oil at Home
Daniel J. Weiss & Miranda Peterson, CAP
Corporate Tax Reform: Two Ideas
Eric Toder, Tax Policy Center
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