Week of September 9, 2013 Archives

RealClearPolicy Morning Edition

Monday, September 9
The Fast Food Joint That Will Pay $15 an Hour
Daniel Gross, Daily Beast
The Bailouts Didn't Prevent a Depression
Dean Baker, CEPR
When It Pays Not to Work
Diana Furchtgott-Roth, e21
How Green Is a Tesla?
Will Oremus, Grist
Will Obama Really Tolerate Legal Pot?
Jacob Sullum, Reason
Obama's Misguided Attack on School Choice
Ramesh Ponnuru, Bloomberg
Why Big Banks Are Never Prosecuted
R. Magrann-Wells, American Banker
Detroit Has Abandoned Public Housing
Anna Clark, Pacific Standard
Families Have Become a Partisan Issue
Joel Kotkin, New Geography
Tax Alumni Donations
Elizabeth Stoker & Matthew Bruenig, Salon
Educate Prisoners to Reduce Recidivism
Mike Riggs, The Atlantic Cities
A New Plot Against 'Under God'
Amelia Thomson-Deveaux, Prospect
Why Labor's Share of Income Is Falling
Timothy Taylor, Conversable Econ.
Tuesday, September 10
Colorado's Gun Rights Victory
Charles C.W. Cooke, National Review Online
A Hard Loss for Gun Control
Alec MacGillis, The New Republic
Obamacare Could Cost More Than Expected
Peter Suderman, Reason
Colleges Try to Stop Entrepreneurs From Leaving
Siraj Datoo, Atlantic
Why the Rich Got Richer in 2012
Annie Lowrey, New York Times
Eminent Domain Meets Subsidies in Colorado
Victor Nava, RCPolicy
What Caused the Slow Recovery
Mark Thoma, Fiscal Times
Getting Environmental Regulation Right
Richard Epstein, Defining Ideas
Should the Blind Carry Guns?
Miranda Green, The Daily Beast
The Cleverest New Anti-Abortion Law
Emily Bazelon, Slate
Cutting Fannie, Freddie Loans Is the Right Move
Jason Gold, US News
Against 'Middle Out' Economics
John Taylor, Wall Street Journal
How Many Jobs Would a Wage Hike Cost Us?
Dean Baker, Yahoo! Finance
The Decline of Nuclear Power in the U.S.
J. Matthew Roney, Grist
Wednesday, September 11
The 'Defund Obamacare' Movement Won't Die
Molly Ball, The Atlantic
Liability: The Obstacle to Driverless Cars
Megan McArdle, Bloomberg
Low Interest Rates Didn't Help Students With Debt
B. Ehley, Fiscal Times
The Gun Control Moment Passes
Jonathan S. Tobin, Commentary
Will You Work Until You Die, Grandpa?
David Callahan, Demos
Public Colleges Leave the Poor Behind
Marian Wang, ProPublica
Ten Facts About Welfare
Heather Hahn, Urban Institute
Public Safety Workers Don't Die Early
Steven Greenhut, Public Sector Inc.
Why Americans Believe in Meritocracy
Eric Horowitz, Pacific Standard
Should We Care About the 1 Percent?
James Pethokoukis, AEIdeas
America's Best Days Are Ahead of It
David DesRosiers, Washington Times
The Real Reason the Poor Lack Bank Accounts
Lisa Servon, Atlantic Cities
The Folly of Limiting Natural Gas Exports
Benjamin Zycher, American
Getting Companies to Hire Veterans
Sophie Quinton, National Journal
Thursday, September 12
A New Progressive Era for NYC?
Matt Taylor, The American Prospect
How Walmart Keeps Unions Out
Josh Eidelson, Washington Post
Is Patriarchy Dead? Hanna Rosin | Nora Caplan-Bricker
Forest Regulations Hurt the Housing Market
Jason Stverak, RCPolicy
Will Congress Break on Unions' Obamacare Demands?
Avik Roy, Forbes
What It Means to Feel Poor
Cass Sunstein, New York Review of Books
What's Keeping Recent Grads From Finding Work?
Jared Meyer, e21
College 'Merit Aid' Goes to the Wealthy
Stephen Burd, Wash Monthly
The DOJ Is Wrong on Louisiana Vouchers
Grover J. Whitehurst, Brookings
The Eminent Domain Mortgage Scam
Steven Greenhut, City Journal
Are College Rankings Helpful?
Debate Club, US News & World Report
Cities Can Trigger an Economic Turnaround
Aaron Renn, New Geography
The Law That Gave Us the Modern Internet
Derek Khanna, The Atlantic
University of Virginia Goes Private?
Richard Vedder, Minding the Campus
Friday, September 13
No Obamacare Waiver for Unions
Ezra Klein, Washington Post
The Case Against Larry Summers
Michael Hirsh, National Journal
Govt. Should Lose on US-American Air Merger
Marc Scribner, CEI
Who Really Fixed the Financial Crisis?
Hennessey & Lazear, Politico
How to Make Schools Better for Boys
Christina Hoff Sommers, Atlantic
Anti-Common Core Coalition Will Crack
RiShawn Biddle, Dropout Nation
Disaster Doctors Face Moral Dilemmas
Amanda Schaffer, New Yorker
How Does America Feel About Wall St.?
Bowman and Rugg, American
More Congressional Oversight for Agencies
Sherzod Abdukadirov, NE
Pennsylvania Clerk Can't Decide Gay Marriage
Mark Guarino, CSM
Legally Dubious Worker Centers
Diana Furchtgott-Roth, MW
Gun Lunacy Is Reaching New Heights
John Donohue, CNN
Recovery: Great for the One Percent!
Mary Noble, Politix
The Right Way to Taper
The Economist
Sunday, September 15
A Sex Abuse Law That Exempts Schools
Kevin D. Williamson, NRO
A Conservative Path to Better Universities
Thomas K. Lindsay, RCPolicy
The Financial Crisis Turns Five
Annie-Rose Strasser, ThinkProgress
There Were Actually Three Financial Crises
Mike Konczal, Wash Post
How Common Core Could Fall Apart
Rick Hess, Education Week
School Privatization Is a Hoax
Diane Ravitch, Salon
The Return of Suburban Sprawl
Shaila Dewan, New York Times
Do Workplace Wellness Programs Work?
Rahul Parikh, Los Angeles Times
Unions: The Solution to Poverty
Dean Baker, CEPR
How to Make Degrees Mean Something
Reid Hoffman, The New Republic
Will Other Credentials Devalue Degrees?
Anne Kim, Washington Monthly
America Isn't Facing a Birth Rate Crisis
The Economist
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