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And Along Those Lines …

And Along Those Lines …

Apr 30, 2009

On the heels of my post about the excellent lecture series going on in Kansas City, I would be remiss...

Education Events in Kansas City and Saint Louis

Education Events in Kansas City and Saint Louis

Feb 17, 2009

The Kansas City Public Library, with the assistance of the Show-Me Institute and several other organizations, is currently hosting a...

Urban Schools Need Fundamental Change Before They Will Improve

Urban Schools Need Fundamental Change Before They Will Improve

Feb 12, 2009

Nobody doubts the need to improve our schools. Students across the nation are being left less than fully prepared to...

The Best T-Shirts in Life Are Free

The Best T-Shirts in Life Are Free

Oct 24, 2008

Loyal readers might remember this post from a few weeks back, when I was knee-deep in renewable energy research. To...

Governments Should Act Like They Are in a Fiscal Crisis All the Time

Governments Should Act Like They Are in a Fiscal Crisis All the Time

Oct 6, 2008

There is an excellent story in today’s Post-Dispatch about how various local governments are reacting to the nation’s ongoing fiscal difficulties....

Beyond Freakonomics in St. Louis

Beyond Freakonomics in St. Louis

Sep 26, 2008

While I should have posted something about this sooner, I’ll offer a brief account of Tuesday evening’s visit from Steve...

Interesting Questions About Health Insurance

Interesting Questions About Health Insurance

Sep 24, 2008

There is nothing more enjoyable when researching issues than coming across an article you think you are going to hate, and...

Metro Transit Funding Raises Difficult Questions

Metro Transit Funding Raises Difficult Questions

Sep 23, 2008

Saint Louis area officials have long struggled over how to fund the mass transit system. In the November elections, county...

Counting Down to “Beyond Freakonomics”

Counting Down to “Beyond Freakonomics”

Sep 15, 2008

Tuesday, Sept. 23, is slowly yet surely approaching, and the closer it gets, the more excited I become to hear...

Beyond Freakonomics: Steven Levitt to Speak in St. Louis

Beyond Freakonomics: Steven Levitt to Speak in St. Louis

Aug 20, 2008

Famed Freakonomics co-author Steven Levitt will be giving a free public lecture next month, co-sponsored by Saint Louis University and...

Tax Credits Aren’t Always a Good Idea

Tax Credits Aren’t Always a Good Idea

Apr 18, 2008

The state of Missouri, like other state governments, offers tax credits that can be applied against both corporate and individual...

The Cost of Good Schools

The Cost of Good Schools

Mar 31, 2008

The Show-Me Institute, in conjunction with Saint Louis University, is sponsoring the second lecture in its Series on Economic policy...

Critics Misrepresent Poll Methodology

Critics Misrepresent Poll Methodology

May 11, 2007

On Wednesday, the St. Louis Post-Dispatch published an article that called into question the methodology of the poll we commissioned...

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