The Kansas-Missouri Border War Isn’t Over
…and sitting on a “transit node” of the expanded streetcar route. One-third of the office space will be rented out at the highest price in the area — more than…
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You Can Say That: A Lecture from David French
…most foundational values. Healthy pluralism requires nothing less.” RSVP: https://www.kclibrary.org/node/27183/register Guest Speaker: David French, senior fellow at the National Review Institute*, attorney (concentrating his practice in constitutional law and the law…
Where the Buses Don’t Run
…polycentric urban centers with employment clustering in different nodes across the metropolitan area. Focusing on Saint Louis, while virtually all of Saint Louis City and much of Saint Louis County…
Interview: The Discovery of Freedom
…Institute book clubs. On Jan. 11, the institute’s editor, Eric D. Dixon, appeared on the Columbia radio show hosted by institute supporter Steve Spellman on KOPN 89.5 FM to talk…
Economic Growth Only One Factor in Choosing Judicial Selection System
…their arguments into account is a more complex process than they might be led to believe. Eric D. Dixon is the editor for the Show-Me Institute, a Missouri-based think tank….
Direct Subsidy More Efficient Than Universal Insurance
…while staving off calls for a disastrous universal care system, “Insure Missouri” may be a successful — though fundamentally flawed — strategy. Eric D. Dixon is the editor for the…
‘Hot Fuel’ Regulations Would Harm Consumers
…not relevant to comparative fuel shopping. Hot fuel regulations would harm consumers — not help them. Eric D. Dixon is the editor for the Show-Me Institute, a Missouri-based think tank….
Missourians Should Be Allowed to Use Midwives
…that consumers be allowed autonomy not only in choosing insurance policies, but also in choosing what type of care they want to receive. Eric D. Dixon is the editor for…
