Week of February 10, 2014 Archives

RealClearPolicy Morning Edition

Monday, February 10
Affirmative Action Has Never Worked
Tanner Colby, Slate
How Hiring Quotas Can Help
Leah Libresco, The American Conservative
A Catch in the New Obamacare Delay
Alyene Senger, Foundry
Obamacare's Latest Delay Won't Have a Big Effect
Jonathan Cohn, TNR
The Shape of the ACA Subsidy Curve
Robert VerBruggen, RealClearPolicy
Republicans Propose an Obamacare Bailout
Jonathan Chait, New York
'Distressed Babies' and Health Care Costs - Megan McArdle | Ezra Klein
The Importance of Family Leave for Dads
Nancy Folbre, New York Times
Unemployment Benefits: The Reality
Scott Lincicome, The Federalist
The IRS Swings at Dark Money, but Misses
Nan Aron, The Nation
Uber and Its Enemies
Jim Epstein, The Daily Beast
Does This Woman Deserve Life in Prison?
Emily Bazelon, Slate
Cuts Don't Make the Government More Efficient
Noah Smith, Noahpinion
Legal Immigrants Go to the Back of the Line
Mark Krikorian, NRO
Tuesday, February 11
Repeal the Debt Ceiling
Review & Outlook, Wall Street Journal
What Happens if We Kill the Employer Mandate?
Sarah Kliff, Wash Post
Obama's Illegal Mandate Delay
Jonathan Adler, Volokh Conspiracy
Some Postsecondary Education for All
Jessica A. Lee, Brookings Institution
Stop Obsessing Over Bad Schools
Michael McShane, AEIdeas
Affirmative Action: When Whites Rebelled
Robert VerBruggen, RCPolicy
Student Loan Debt Is a Drag on the Economy
Josh Freedman, Forbes
USPS Could Save Itself and Help the Poor
Emily Badger, Atlantic Cities
The Keynesian Approach to Our Slow Recovery
Mark Thoma, Fiscal Times
How Credit Card Debt Can Help the Poor
Shaila Dewan, New York Times
The CBO's Risk Corridor Numbers Don't Add Up
Seth Chandler, Federalist
Don't Denigrate the Dignity of Work
Kevin Drum, Mother Jones
The Climate Change Trial of the Century
Rob Tracinski, RealClearPolitics
A New Push for the Earned Income Tax Credit
Jake Grovum, Stateline
Wednesday, February 12
Young College Grads Aren't Gaining Ground
Dean Baker, CEPR
It's Completing College, Not Going, That Matters
Andrew Kelly, AEIdeas
ACA Enrollment: Unanswered Questions
Charles Ornstein, ProPublica
Sorry, Conservatives: There Won't Be a Death Spiral
Avik Roy, Forbes
Obamacare May Be a Boon to Veterans
Austin Frakt, AcademyHealth Blog
What You're Missing About Risk Corridors
John Goodman, NCPA
Employer Mandate Delay: Legal Issues
Seth Chandler, ACA Death Spiral
The Ruling That Undermines Hobby Lobby's Case
Garrett Epps, Atlantic
We Can Trim Medicare Spending
Peter Orszag, Bloomberg View
Should We Bury Power Lines? - David Frum | Theodore J. Kury
Is Wisconsin Thriving Under Walker?
Aaron M. Renn, New Geography
How Poor Kids Fall Behind
Monica Potts & Ralph Smith, American Prospect
Cali's Pension Rule: Illegal or Just Bad?
Steve Eide, Public Sector Inc.
Minimum Wage: The Economic Case
Furman & Stevenson, White House
Thursday, February 13
A $4 Wage for the Long-Term Unemployed
Michael R. Strain, Bloomberg
The 1 Percent of the 1 Percent
Derek Thompson, The Atlantic
The White House's Bad Case for Minimum Wage
Patrick Brennan, NRO
Obamacare Is Finally in the Clear
Jon Terbush, The Week
Six Legal Threats to Obamacare
Andrew Evans, Washington Free Beacon
What ACA Critics Miss About Jobs
Jonathan Gruber, The New Republic
Four Unanswered Questions About the ACA
Brianna Ehley, Fiscal Times
Fund Pension Plans, Don't Cut Benefits
Felix Salmon, Reuters
Defined Benefit Pensions and Job Lock
Josh Barro, Business Insider
The Comcast Merger: Not in the Public Interest
Michael Hiltzik, LA Times
There's Already Zero Cable Competition
Matthew Yglesias, Slate
The Slowdown in Suburban Sprawl
Payton Chung, Greater Washington
Why 'Gayborhoods' Matter
Richard Florida, The Atlantic Cities
The Rise of High Investment Parenting
Richard V. Reeves, Brookings
Friday, February 14
Public Enemy No. 1 to NYC Teachers Unions
Kaminski & Moskowitz, WSJ
Obamacare and Marginal Tax Rates
Dean Baker, CEPR
State Marriage Laws Are Constitutional
Ryan T. Anderson, Foundry
Gay Marriage Can't Lose in the Courts
Cohen & Lithwick, Slate
Let Us Use Drugs Approved Overseas
Howard & Feyman, Health Affairs
Can Anyone Save Drought-Stricken California?
David Dayen, Politico
Credit Card Debt Isn't a Lifeline for the Poor
Catherine Ruetschlin, Demos
Immigration and the Economy
Ramesh Ponnuru, National Review Online
Big Banks Are Cashing In on Food Stamps
Virginia Eubanks, Prospect
No Such Thing as an Unmarriageable Man?
Robert VerBruggen, RCPolicy
Adderall Isn't Improving Kids' Grades
Gwynn Guilford, The Atlantic
A Perfect School Choice Marketplace
Jeff Murray, Fordham Institute
The Moral Case for Designer Babies
Ronald Bailey, Reason
Sunday, February 16
White Fear Outweighs Black Lives
Jamelle Bouie, The Daily Beast
Did Stand Your Ground Just Hang a Jury?
Jacob Sullum, Reason
Understanding the 'Loud Music' Verdict
Robert VerBruggen, RCPolicy
Does It Matter How Many Enrollees Have Paid Yet?
Jonathan Cohn, TNR
What Obamacare Means for Small Employers
Robert W. Wood, Forbes
The Dismal Record of Economic Forecasting
Robert Samuelson, Wash Post
School Shootings Are Not on the Rise
James Alan Fox, USA Today
The Looting of Detroit's Pensions
Andrew Biggs, The American
The Walmart-ization of Higher Ed
Keith Hoeller, Salon
Defending the 1% (Again)
Greg Mankiw, New York Times
Stop Defending the 1%
Dean Baker, Center for Economic and Policy Research
The Decline of the Middle Class
Joel Kotkin, New Geography
It's Getting Harder to Sue Illegal Downloaders
Dana Liebelson, MoJo
©2018 RealClearPolicy | Go to full site