Week of January 6, 2014 Archives

RealClearPolicy Morning Edition

Monday, January 6
Scalia's Chance to Kill Unions
Josh Eidelson & Benjamin Sachs, Salon
Obamacare Won't Lead to Single Payer
Peter Suderman, Reason
Why Obamacare Limits Hospital Choice
Jonathan Cohn, New Republic
Some Perspective on the Oregon ER Study
Wendell Potter, Public Integrity
4 Million Medicaid Enrollees? Doubtful.
Sean Trende, RealClearPolitics
Is Obamacare Going to Work Out?
Robert Kuttner, Demos
The War on Poverty: A Limited Success
Scott Winship, e21
Four Reasons Jobless Benefits Should Be Restored
CBPP
The Facts About Income Inequality
Gary Burtless, RealClearMarkets
Cutting Child Care Subsidies Deprives Families
Katie Hamm, CAP
Red Tape Halts Medical Innovation
Bethany Mandel, D.C. Examiner
Have We Reached Peak Road?
Eric Jaffe, The Atlantic Cities
How Schools Are Going to Change
Lopez & Reynolds, National Review Online
Tuesday, January 7
How Reddit Became a Gun Market
Follman & Harkinson, Mother Jones
Tell Us the Truth About Social Security
Paul Moreno, RealClearPolicy
Forget About the Poverty Rate
Jordan Weissmann, The Atlantic
A New Strategy for the War on Poverty
Josh Good, The American
The Urban Poor Are Stuck in Place
Richard Rothstein, American Prospect
More Jobless Benefits: Not What the Labor Market Needs
Alex Brill, RCM
Ron Johnson's Iffy ACA Lawsuit
Nicholas Bagley, Incidental Economist
Why Do Health Plans Have Networks?
John R. Graham, NCPA
Obamacare Can Survive With Some Adverse Selection
Dylan Scott, TPM
Give Competency-Based Education a Chance
Piereson & Riley, USA Today
We Have a Third-World Energy Grid
Bill Richardson, Politico Magazine
The Rise of Unmarried, Cohabiting Parents
Hope Yen, Washington Post
Will 'Sponsored Data' Break the Internet? - John McDuling | Richard Bennett
The Overhyped Contraception Mandate
Ruth Marcus, Washington Post
Wednesday, January 8
How the College Bubble Will Pop
Vedder & Denhart, WSJ
Title IX Has Changed Women's Lives
Tom Jacobs, Pacific Standard
A New Year for Student Rights
Joseph Cohn, RealClearPolicy
Fixing Obamacare
Julie Appleby & Michael O. Leavitt, Kaiser Health News
Adverse Selection: Not a Trivial Issue
Seth Chandler, ACA Death Spiral
Insurers Aren't the Problem With Health Care
Ezra Klein, Bloomberg
'Transition Costs': No Bar to Pension Reform
Andrew G. Biggs et al., AEI
What's the Point of Shorter Copyrights?
David Newhoff, Illusion of More
Is School Discipline Racist? - Deborah J. Vagins | Andrew J. Coulson
The Government Screws Poor Homeowners
David Dayen, Prospect
Reducing Inequality Won't Reduce Poverty
W. Bradford Wilcox, Atlantic
Where Legal Marijuana Is Headed Next
Nick Wing, Huffington Post
Behind the Gender Gap, Stubborn Facts
Kay Hymowitz, Family Studies
Thursday, January 9
SCOTUS vs. Abortion Protest Restrictions
Robin Marty, ThinkProgress
The Overhyped Health Cost Slowdown
Yevgeniy Feyman, RealClearPolicy
Part D's Hopeful Lessons for Obamacare
Norm Ornstein, The Atlantic
Better Health Insurance Doesn't Mean Better Health
Paul Howard, e21
The Young Invincibles in Romneycare
Jonathan Cohn, New Republic
How Marriage Fights Poverty - Matthew Yglesias | Megan McArdle
Detroit Should Sell Off Its Art
Buckley Carlson, Washington Examiner
Toward a Social Democratic America
Matthews & Kenworthy, Wash Post
Immigration Reform Would Increase Inequality
Andrew Stiles, NRO
How to Build a Tech Economy
Richard Florida, The Atlantic Cities
'Enterprise Zones' Don't Work
Bruce Bartlett, The Fiscal Times
Big Gains Are to Be Had From Privatization
The Economist
A Promising Fix for Struggling Schools
McShane & Shuls, U.S. News
Friday, January 10
Why We Stopped Moving to the Richest States
Derek Thompson, Atlantic
From Marco Rubio, a New Approach to Poverty
Reihan Salam, Reuters
Marco Rubio's Cynical New Low
Elias Isquith, Salon
Get Ready for Higher Health Insurance Rates
Scott Gottlieb, Forbes
Obama on Inequality: Not That Liberal
John Stoehr, Boston Review
A Community Bank Trips on the Volcker Rule
Zoe Chace, NPR
Is There Another Housing Bubble?
Taz George & Bing Bai, Urban Institute
A Starting Point to Cut Waste
Doug Bandow, Cato Institute
Obama Should Update Overtime Pay
Ross Eisenbrey, New York Times
Does Airport Security Cost Too Much?
Drake Bennett, BusinessWeek
Do Ultrasounds Discourage Abortion?
Robert VerBruggen, RealClearPolicy
The War on Smoking Is Working
Editorial Board, Washington Post
Sunday, January 12
'No Means No'? Not in Some States.
Deborah Tuerkheimer, The Guardian
Is the Economy Doomed?
Joseph Fleming, RealClearPolicy
There Are Good Omens for Growth This Year
The Economist
Behind Rubio's Poverty Plan
James Pethokoukis & Oren Cass, AEIdeas
The Vicious Circle of Income Inequality
Robert Frank, New York Times
The Bogus 'Supplemental Poverty Rate'
Mickey Kaus, The Daily Caller
How We Won and Lost the War on Poverty
Robert Samuelson, Wash Post
A Death Spiral for Small Businesses?
Seth J. Chandler, National Review
Voter ID Laws Are Nakedly Political
Tova Andrea Wang, TPM
'Peak Oil' Has Not Been Discredited
Michael T. Klare, Grist
America Needs More Oil Pipelines
Diana Furchtgott-Roth, e21
Protecting Teachers Without Tenure
The Editors, Bloomberg View
Google Pushes the Envelope on Privacy
Marc Rotenberg, CNN
There's No Stopping 3D-Printed Guns
John Lott, Philadelphia Inquirer
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