2018: A Bad Year for Government-failure Deniers
Are you a government-failure denier – someone who believes that the government that governs best is one that overflows with...
Not happy with the results?
Type your search again
Show-Me Institute’s September 2018 Newsletter
In this issue: Minimum wage Bryce’s Law Privitization of trash collection Missouri’s Show-Me Checkbook Child-support payment compliance Economic development subsidy...
Show-Me Institute’s June 2018 Newsletter
In this issue: High school graduation rates Special taxing districts Legislative session recap Minimum wage Subsidy reform Course access Click...
Enough: Earned Income Tax Credit’s Failure Wasn’t Because “Corporate Interests” Were Prioritized
In the last few days, several Missouri editorial boards have published pieces bemoaning the income tax cuts passed by the Missouri legislature,...
An Emerging Policy Frontier: Workforce Development
One of the hottest topics of 2018 will be the reform of the state’s prevailing wage laws, and because of that,...
Is School Choice Racist?
According to the leadership of the American Federation of Teachers, the opinion page of the New York Times, and the...
Man versus Machine in Saint Louis
We’ve written about the encroachment of machines into the workforce previously. From fast food kiosks to the advent of workplace...
Keep the Line Moving: Looking Beyond the 2017 Session
The Missouri legislative session ended May 12th, and there are enough storylines of intrigue, failure, and victory to fill a...
Crosby Kemper III Discusses Infrastructure Bond on KCPT’s Ruckus
The Show-Me Institute’s Chairman Crosby Kemper III appeared on KCPT’s Ruckus on January 26 to discuss April’s infrastructure bond proposal, the...
