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School Choice for Me, But not for Thee
05 Oct

School Choice for Me, But not for Thee

Posted by James V. Shuls School Choice

Parents want the best for their children. This is especially true when it comes to educational options. Each year, parents […]

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Education’s Problem Isn’t Too Many Bad Schools; It’s Too Few Great Ones
03 Oct

Education’s Problem Isn’t Too Many Bad Schools; It’s Too Few Great Ones

Posted by James V. Shuls School Choice

Often when I participate in hearings and discussions about education policy, I notice a narrow focus on one aspect of […]

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Criminal Justice Reform Panel in Columbia
02 Oct

Criminal Justice Reform Panel in Columbia

Posted by Patrick Tuohey Uncategorized

On Tuesday, September 26, Columbia College hosted the Show-Me Institute’s panel discussion on criminal justice reform, “Behind Bars in Missouri […]

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The Costs of Subsidies
29 Sep

The Costs of Subsidies

Posted by Patrick Tuohey Corporate Welfare, Subsidies

We’ve written for years about the costs of development subsidies. Both how they hollow out the tax base and rob […]

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Policy Breakfast: Simple, Fair, and Low Taxes
28 Sep

Policy Breakfast: Simple, Fair, and Low Taxes

Posted by Show-Me Institute Staff Taxes

This year, Governor Eric Greitens created the Committee on Simple, Fair and Low Taxes to evaluate Missouri’s tax policies and […]

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A Linked Summary of the KCI Terminal Saga
28 Sep

A Linked Summary of the KCI Terminal Saga

Posted by Patrick Tuohey Transportation

In April 2013, Kansas City Mayor Sly James called for an “adult discussion about the facts” regarding the proposal to […]

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Corporate Welfare: A Curse, Not a Cure
28 Sep

Corporate Welfare: A Curse, Not a Cure

Posted by Andrew B. Wilson Corporate Welfare, Subsidies

I could only groan when I read the headline: “Saint Louis unifies to win Amazon HQ2: A Successful Bid Would […]

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Ballparks of the Ozarks Land Foreclosed On After Two Year Odyssey
27 Sep

Ballparks of the Ozarks Land Foreclosed On After Two Year Odyssey

Posted by Patrick Ishmael Corporate Welfare, Subsidies

Back in 2015, we wrote about (and Salvy-splashed some cold water on) an Ozarks project that aimed to build a […]

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We’ll Gladly Pay You On Tuesday for Teaching Today
26 Sep

We’ll Gladly Pay You On Tuesday for Teaching Today

Posted by James V. Shuls Public Pensions

J. Wellington Wimpy, the burger-eating cartoon character from the Popeye series, may have been best known for saying, “I’d gladly […]

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Ferguson Joins Allman Report to Discuss Impact of Protests on Saint Louis
22 Sep

Ferguson Joins Allman Report to Discuss Impact of Protests on Saint Louis

Posted by Mike Ferguson Municipal Policy

On Thursday, September 21, Show-Me Opportunity’s Mike Ferguson appeared on ABC St. Louis KDNL’s The Allman Report to discuss the potential […]

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Hair Braiders Challenge Regulatory Requirements
22 Sep

Hair Braiders Challenge Regulatory Requirements

Posted by Show-Me Institute Staff Economy, Regulation

Should hair braiders have to go through the same expensive and rigorous training as cosmetologists? A group of Missouri women […]

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Education Department to Revisit Title IX Guidelines for Sexual Assault Investigations
22 Sep

Education Department to Revisit Title IX Guidelines for Sexual Assault Investigations

Posted by Michael Q. McShane State and Local Government

On Friday, Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos rescinded a “Dear Colleague” letter that the Obama administration had issued in 2011 […]

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Crosby Kemper III Discusses KCI on KCPT’s Ruckus
22 Sep

Crosby Kemper III Discusses KCI on KCPT’s Ruckus

Posted by Crosby Kemper III Transportation

The Show-Me Institute’s Chairman Crosby Kemper III appeared on KCPT’s Ruckus on Thursday, September 21, to discuss Education Secretary Betsy […]

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A Closer Look at Accreditation
21 Sep

A Closer Look at Accreditation

Posted by Emily Stahly Accountability

In Missouri, it can be big news when a school district earns (or fails to earn) accreditation. Judging by the […]

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How Easy Is It to Get a Sunshine Request Fulfilled? It Depends.
20 Sep

How Easy Is It to Get a Sunshine Request Fulfilled? It Depends.

Posted by Philip Oehlerking Transparency

Will Rogers once said, “I don’t make jokes. I just watch the government and report the facts.” And while government […]

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Studies Show Benefits of School Choice Extend Beyond the Classroom
14 Sep

Studies Show Benefits of School Choice Extend Beyond the Classroom

Posted by Emily Stahly School Choice

There’s an old joke often told by economists that goes something like this: A policeman sees a man looking for […]

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Feds Find KC Streetcar Deficient
13 Sep

Feds Find KC Streetcar Deficient

Posted by Patrick Tuohey Transportation

On July 24, the Federal Transit Administration issued a triennial review of Kansas City, Missouri, and its FTA-funded projects, namely […]

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Airplane landing
12 Sep

Cleared for Landing – KCI and the Billion Dollar Terminal

Posted by Patrick Tuohey Transparency, Transportation

The Kansas City Council’s Airport Subcommittee has recommended Edgemoor Infrastructure & Real Estate as the developer for a new billion-dollar […]

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MOSERS Pension Buyout Good for Taxpayers, Probably Not for All Workers
08 Sep

MOSERS Pension Buyout Good for Taxpayers, Probably Not for All Workers

Posted by James V. Shuls Public Pensions

Show-Me Institute scholars have been writing about the perilous position of public pension systems for years. In a 2013 policy […]

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Ouch–Missouri Individual Health Insurance Premiums To Rise by Double Digits in 2018
06 Sep

Ouch–Missouri Individual Health Insurance Premiums To Rise by Double Digits in 2018

Posted by Patrick Ishmael Free-Market Reform

Over the Labor Day holiday, the state released next year’s Obamacare health insurance rates for Missourians in the individual market, […]

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