Week of September 24, 2012 Archives

RealClearPolicy Morning Edition

Monday, September 24
The Safety Net Should Be for Poor Folks
Armor & Sousa, National Affairs
Education Is Not Enough to Create Opportunity
G. Canada, Boston Review
Obama Must Drop the No Child Waiver Gambit
R. Biddle, Dropout Nation
The Democrats' Market Medicare Fix
Emanuel, Tanden, and Berwick, WSJ
How to Defeat the Teachers Unions: Charters
R. Epstein, Defining Ideas
Too Many Green Subsidy Failures
D. Furchtgott-Roth, RealClearMarkets
Populist Revolt Against the Fed Is Brewing
J. Stepman, Human Events
Premiums Are Way Up, Despite Obama's Promise
John Merline, IBD
Romney's Plan to Flood Our Emergency Rooms
Jonathan Cohn, TNR
Three Ways to Help the Climate, Starting Now
Eban Goodstein, Grist
The Fed's Trickle-Down Economics
Charles Lane, Washington Post
Romney's Lame New Housing Plan
Matthew Yglesias, Slate
Tuesday, September 25
No Real Justification for Green Jobs
Lee Lane, RealClearPolicy
Green Energy is Growing Faster Than You Think
A. Winston, HBR
Modest Carbon Tax Could Halve Deficit
Stephen Lacey, Think Progress
Teachers Need Trust, Not Micromanagement
Kim Farris-Berg, Edu. Week
First and Foremost, Productivity Needs to Grow
Bo Cutter, Next New Deal
Both Candidates' Tax Plans Have Glaring Holes
K. Hoover, Busi. Journals
Transaction Tax is Step in Right Direction
K. vanden Heuvel, The Nation
Life for Many in Brooklyn Is Getting Worse
Joel Kotkin, New Geography
Has Drug Testing Gone Too Far in Invading Privacy?
B.A., Economist
Obama's Keynesian Spending Has Gone Awry
Arthur Brooks, AEI
The Dangers of Spreading the Wealth
Brad Lips, American Thinker
Think Tanks Disagree on Romney Tax Plan
Rachael Bade, Politico
Wednesday, September 26
Take Politics Out of Medicare for Real Reform
D. Kessler, National Affairs
Protests Mar the European Central Bank's Narrative
A. Randazzo, RCM
Lift the Best Policies from Each Country
Jeffrey Sachs, Project Syndicate
What the SATs Really Show: How Rich You Are
Harold Meyerson, TAP
Obama's Education Record: The Good and Bad
Rick Hess, Edu. Week
Soaring Oil Prices May Save the Environment
Jeff Rubin, Bloomberg
People with Guns Kill People
Theresa Brown, New York Times
The World Has Reached Peak Automobile
The Economist
Lost Decade? Not So Much
Scott Winship, National Review
Why It Costs So Much to Be Poor
James Carr, Democracy
Occupy the Prisons
David Henderson, Defining Ideas
Horatio Alger, RIP
Jim Tankersley, National Journal
Thursday, September 27
No, Financial Crises Don't Mean Longer Recessions
Michael Bordo, WSJ
Will Robots Bring Back Manufacturing Jobs?
Christopher Matthews, Time
Central Banks Author the Ruin of Global Economies
Jeffrey Snider, RCM
Driverless Cars Would Reshape the Transit System
A. Madrigal, Atlantic
The Farm Bill Is Really Just Food Stamps
Kate Havard, Weekly Standard
No Evidence For Early-Childhood Programs
C. Murray, Boston Review
How to End Improperly Billing of Consumers
Dean Baker, CEPR
Statistics Reveal Voter Fraud
Alex Berezow, RealClearScience
Bureaucrats vs. Free Advice
George Will, Washington Post
Why We Still Need a Carbon Tax
Adam Ozimek, Forbes
The U.S. Corporate Tax Code Is Embarrassing
CRFB
All About Factory Farming
Twilight Greenaway, Grist
Friday, September 28
How Local Pensions Are Devastating Cities
Anthony Flint, The Atlantic
No School Reform Without Economic Growth
John Judis, New Republic
Releasing Prisoners May Help Lower Taxes
D. Henderson, Defining Ideas
Americans Need More Than Lower Interest Rates
J. Delaney, Wash. Post
Opportunities Scarce for Long-Term Unemployed
C. Rampell, Economix
Paul Ryan's Punctured Trial Balloon
Joseph Minarik, Back in the Black
Do Unemployment Benefits Raise Unemployment?
G. Jones, Econlog
Taxes & Cheating: The Other 47%
Clint Stretch, Capital Gains & Games
Don't Plan on Romney Providing Keynesian Boost
Josh Bivens, EPI
Should Greens Want the Keystone Pipeline?
Jeff Rubin, Bloomberg
College Rankings Do More Harm Than Good
Joe Nocera, NY Times
The Missing Welfare Debate
Joseph Lawler, RealClearPolicy
The Economic Recovery Is in Danger
J. Pethokoukis, AEI
Sunday, September 30
Michigan Is the Next Battleground in Labor Wars
Shikha Dalmia, WSJ
France's 75% Millionaires' Tax: Right for U.S.?
Joseph Thorndike, CNN
Why Do Billionaires Feel Victimized by Obama?
C. Freeland, New Yorker
Obama Slaps Down Chinese Wind Farm Investment
Edward Alden, CFR
Sorry, Organic Food Isn't Good for the Environment
B. Hurst, American
Scott Brown: ATM for the Big Banks
Simon Johnson, Baseline Scenario
QE3 and the Housing Market, in Plain English
Ryan Avent, Architect
The Many Ways Driverless Cars Will Improve Life
Brad Templeton
Obamanomics Didn't Have to Fail
David Leonhardt, New York Times
Germany Bans High-Frequency Trading
W. Turbeville, Policy Shop
The Feds Are Killing Community Policing
Sudhir Venkatesh, TNR
Ryan's Medicaid Plans Will Help the Poor
Avik Roy, Forbes
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