Christine Harbin, Author at Show-Me Institute

Christine Harbin
Christine Harbin, a native of Wisconsin, joined the Show-Me Institute as a research analyst in July 2009. She worked as a policy analyst at the Show-Me Institute until her departure in early 2011. She holds undergraduate degrees in economics, mathematics, and French from the University of WisconsinMadison, and an MBA with an emphasis in operations management from the University of WisconsinEau Claire. She interned with the National Economic Council at the White House in Washington, D.C., during spring 2007. Prior to joining the Show-Me Institute, she worked as an advance planning analyst for hospitals and health care systems.

Christine Harbin

Isn’t It Ironic? (Don’t You Think?)

Building a Light-Rail System to Nowhere

Arguments Against Federal and State Assistance for Public Works Projects Like Proposition A

Negative Unintended Consequences of Corn Ethanol Production Incentives

Looking at Mid-Year Budgetary Shortfall and Income Tax Rates

The Lesson Applied to Film Production Incentives

Against the Proposed Toyota Ban

“I Didn’t Break It, I Was Just Testing Its Durability”

She Fell In Love With The Drummer

“Fair Tax” Math, Elucidated

Government Agencies in Missouri Provide $4 Million in Food Annually

“Tax Seaduction”

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