Time to Celebrate!
Today is Tax Freedom Day! That means that Americans have earned on average enough money to pay all federal, state,...
Today is Tax Freedom Day! That means that Americans have earned on average enough money to pay all federal, state,...
The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act was signed into law by President Barack Obama last week, but that won’t...
Americans are proud of their independence and their rights as individuals to express their unique perspectives. No one is about...
Over the weekend, the New York Times published an article about a growing subset of Americans: those whose sole source...
The Senate has finally passed a health care reform bill, after months of heated debate. The $871 billion plan, according...
Somehow, amidst the politically charged health care discussions, it seems that some have overlooked one practical thing: If the health...
Yesterday was the 20th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall! To celebrate the historic event, the Washington University...
This morning, two U.S. economists, Elinor Ostrom and Oliver Williamson, were awarded the Nobel Prize in economics. Both study economic...
Bill Maher and I can agree on something: Americans are fat and lazy. Yesterday on the Huffington Post, Maher posted...
The Post-Dispatch‘s Kevin Horrigan had a column several days ago in which he suggested that there is no way private...
Last week, government officials announced that the “Cash for Clunkers” program — which offers subsidies of up to $4,500 when...
St. Louis car dealing icon Dave Sinclair is a terrific businessman, but his economics leave a lot to be desired....
The first is by David Nicklaus. He responds to the argument that immigrants take Americans’ jobs with this reasoning: In...
I thought of Second Life when I read this article about state records online. A study by Sunshine Week found...
I hate awards shows, but I do enjoy the Oscars. Before children, I used to go to the St. Louis...
This past Friday I attended a conference on the economics of ethanol and got insulted by one of the speakers....
While this story lies a bit outside of the Show-Me Institute’s jurisdiction, and while I personally do not condone such...
It’s official: As a result of yesterday’s referendum, English will now be the official language of public proceedings in Missouri....
I enjoy closely reading and analyzing Eric Mink’s columns in the Post-Dispatch, but because he primarily writes about national or...
If Bob Herbert of the New York Times had read the Show-Me Institute’s primer on health savings accounts, perhaps he...
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