Week of February 27, 2012 Archives

RealClearPolicy Morning Edition

Monday, February 27
Away with Food Stamps: Cash Is Better
Edward Glaeser, Bloomberg View
End the Crazy Subsidy for Debt
Andrew Fieldhouse, Working Economics
High Taxes Won't Discourage Rich Folks
James Kwak, Baseline Scenario
Will Consumer Choice Improve Your Health?
Shannon Brownlee, Time
Pensions Crowding Out Public Services in N.Y.
Rob Astorino, NY Post
Life as an Online Retailer's Wage Slave
Mac McClelland, Mother Jones
Fracking Can Be Environmentally Safe
Joe Nocera, New York Times
Roberts Court Is Radically Free Market
Jedediah Purdy, Democracy
The Volcker Rule Won't Simplify Anything
Robert Kuttner, HuffPo
G.E. Games the Tax Code
Travis Waldron, Think Progress
A Debacle for Climate Advocates
Steven Hayward, AEI
Throw Out the U.S. Tax Code
Larry Summers, Reuters
Tuesday, February 28
Gov. Walker's Union Reform Is Working
Christian Schneider, City Journal
Proposed Volcker Rule Looking Disastrous
Tim Ryan, Bloomberg View
Best Idea in Obamacare Risks Corruption
Merrill Goozner, Fiscal Times
Thank Uncle Sam for AIG's Profitability
Andrew Ross Sorkin, Dealbook
Job Creation Is Hard to Quantify
Dane Stangler, Kauffman Foundation
Obama & GOP Differ on Multinationals
Howard Gleckman, Tax Vox
Joblessness Is Still Ravaging the South
Gregory Mills, MetroTrends
How the White House Botched the Recovery
Rich Yeselson, TAP
Calling the Bubble in Financial Compensation
Mihir Desai, HBR
Santorum Was Right About Gas Prices
James Pethokoukis, AEI
Don't Call RomneyCare a Success Yet
Peter Suderman, Reason
Send Money to Schools That Need It
Jennifer Cohen, NAF
Wednesday, February 29
Romney's Plan Loses $3 Trillion in Taxes
Howard Gleckman, Tax Vox
Californians Ignorant of Fracking Nearby
Kiera Butler, Mother Jones
High Gas Prices Line Big Oil's Pockets
Brad Johnson, Think Progress
Too Many Young Folks Live with Their Parents
Reid Cramer, NAF
Time to Embrace Fannie, Freddie Losses
The Editors, Bloomberg
Only Congress Cares About Debt
Patrick Louis Knudsen, Foundry
The Myth of Growing Government
Richard Kogan, Off the Charts
Why Don't Republicans Care About Debt?
Simon Johnson, BS
The Krugman Curve Replaces Laffer
James Pethokoukis, AEI
Why Is a Volcker Rule Necessary?
Mike Konczal, The Nation
Not Snobbery to Want to Save Universities
Robert Reich
A Reminder: Feds Waste Tons of Money
Staff, CRFB
Thursday, March 1
Information Economy Ruins Architecture
Adam Mayer, New Geography
Ignore the Hype: Keystone XL Is a Bad Idea
Jonathan Alter, Bloomberg
Obama Team Plots to Tax Middle Class
James Pethokoukis, Enterprise
Amending the HHS Mandate
Timothy Dolan, Gospel in the Digital Age
The Poverty Trap Snares Multiple Generations
Tom Zeller, HuffPo
Curing Financial Crisis Amnesia
Tim Geithner, Wall Street Journal
Welfare Reform Worked
Ron Haskins & Peter Schuck, Brookings
President Obama's Energy Claims Fall Flat
Catrina Rorke, AAF
No Food Stamps for Junk Food
Bethany Mandel, Commentary
How to Bring Banks to Justice
Phil Angelides, New York Times
Greek Lesson: Smaller Is Not Beautiful
Staff, The Economist
Face It, RomneyCare Is a Failure
Shikha Dalmia, The Daily
Friday, March 2
Thank the Government for Fracking
Shellenberger & Nordhaus, New Geo.
Precious Few Mortgage Owners Eligible for Help
Ted Gayer, Brookings
'Free' Health Care? Not So Much
John McCormack, The Weekly Standard
Single-Payer Would Rule Out Religious Concerns
Timothy Noah, TNR
Coming to Grips with the Truth About Fracking
Jon Entine, Enterprise
Why Obamacare's More Expensive by the Day
Philip Klein, Examiner
The Right's Flirtation with the VAT
Christopher Papagianis, Reuters
The Serious Problem of Hospital Mergers
Avik Roy, The Apothecary
Budget Hawks Against Health Care Cuts
Kevin Glass, The Atlantic
How Much Can Health Savings Accounts Save?
Aaron Carroll, TIE
No Painless Way to Fix Debt Problem
Reihan Salam, The Daily
The Tax Code Always Gets More Complex
Staff, CFRB
Sunday, March 4
Compassion, Not Bitterness, Aids Poor
Ryan Messmore, National Affairs
Underwater Homes Concentrated in a Few States
Ted Gayer, Brookings
How High Should Mitt Romney's Taxes Be?
Gregory Mankiw, NY Times
The Man Behind States' New Immigration Laws
Suzy Khimm, Nation
Geithner's Alibis Fail to Convince
Robert Kuttner, American Prospect
After the Election, Taxes Are Going Up
Simon Johnson, Bloomberg
Romney Supported an Individual Mandate
Jeffrey Anderson, TWS
Reasons to Buy 'Insurance' for Predictable Costs
Austin Frakt, TIE
A DARPA for Education Research
Frederick Hess, Education Week
James Q. Wilson Made Us Safer
Heather Mac Donald, City Journal
Yes, There Are Illegal Unpaid Internships
Ross Eisenberry, EPI
The Fed Praises Inequality
James Pethokoukis, Enterprise Blog
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