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Eco-Devo Mad Libs: So, Are 5,000, 29,000, or 37,000 Jobs Being Saved or Created With “Aerotropolis”?

Eco-Devo Mad Libs: So, Are 5,000, 29,000, or 37,000 Jobs Being Saved or Created With “Aerotropolis”?

Jun 21, 2011

This is one of the biggest supposed selling points of spending $300 million on warehouses, and yet apparently none of...

Missouri Privatization Roundup

Missouri Privatization Roundup

Jun 16, 2011

There has been a great deal happening on the issue of privatization throughout our state. Tony’s Kansas City has been...

“You Smell a Rat That’s Wrapped in Week-Old Fishpaper”

“You Smell a Rat That’s Wrapped in Week-Old Fishpaper”

Jun 16, 2011

This morning, KMOX’s Charlie Brennan interviewed air cargo expert Michael Webber, who earlier this week gave a scathing review of...

Trade Promotes Growth, Except When Hijacked by Subsidy-Seeking Special Interests

Trade Promotes Growth, Except When Hijacked by Subsidy-Seeking Special Interests

Jun 15, 2011

Many cities are pursuing “Aerotropolis”-style development in the hope that establishing a new global air trade hub can help a...

Air Cargo Expert Hammers Aerotropolis Plan in Industry Publication

Air Cargo Expert Hammers Aerotropolis Plan in Industry Publication

Jun 15, 2011

And doesn’t pull any punches in doing so. Published in Air Cargo News under the headline “St. Louis Air Cargo—An...

It’s Still a Flight of Fancy

It’s Still a Flight of Fancy

Jun 14, 2011

Last week, Jeff Rainford, Saint Louis Mayor Francis Slay’s chief of staff, wrote to the St. Louis Business Journal in...

Aerotropolis Tax Credits Are Still a Bad Idea

Aerotropolis Tax Credits Are Still a Bad Idea

Jun 10, 2011

Today, the St. Louis Business Journal published a letter by Jeff Rainford, chief of staff for Saint Louis Mayor Francis...

No Truck With Food Trucks?

No Truck With Food Trucks?

Jun 9, 2011

Food trucks are gaining popularity nationwide, and the greater Saint Louis area is no exception. Some localities wish to ban...

Try Selling More Vacant City Property

Try Selling More Vacant City Property

Jun 3, 2011

Yesterday, Saint Louis city aldermen spent more than seven hours discussing cuts to the city’s budget. They made cuts to...

An End to Red Light Cameras in Saint Louis?

An End to Red Light Cameras in Saint Louis?

Jun 2, 2011

Show-Me Institute Policy Analyst David Stokes weighs in on red light cameras in Saint Louis — the recent ruling that...

Defeat of ‘China Hub’ or ‘Aerotropolis’ Bill a Significant Victory for Missouri Taxpayers

Defeat of ‘China Hub’ or ‘Aerotropolis’ Bill a Significant Victory for Missouri Taxpayers

Jun 1, 2011

It was the “Big Idea” that couldn’t — and didn’t — pass. The defeat of a bill calling for the...

1252 Academy Is Approved for Sale!

1252 Academy Is Approved for Sale!

May 25, 2011

Today, the Land Reutilization Authority (LRA) — the government agency that is also the largest owner of vacant land in...

Interview: The Discovery of Freedom

Interview: The Discovery of Freedom

May 20, 2011

Rose Wilder Lane, famous to most for her connection to the Little House on the Prairie novels, was a celebrated...

More Good News From the State Legislature

More Good News From the State Legislature

May 19, 2011

The local option for municipal hotel taxes in Saint Louis and Saint Charles counties have been eliminated! This is excellent...

The Next Big Handout: An “Aerotropolis” Near You?

The Next Big Handout: An “Aerotropolis” Near You?

May 19, 2011

The prospect of “Big Idea” economic development makes politicians do strange, contradictory things. On the stump, candidates rail against corporate...

Even the Midwest China Hub Commission Knows “Aerotropolis” Tax Credits Are Flawed

Even the Midwest China Hub Commission Knows “Aerotropolis” Tax Credits Are Flawed

May 17, 2011

You know a policy proposal is bad when its proponents admit internally that the proposed policy is problematic. It turns...

Taxpayers Off the Hook for $360 Million

Taxpayers Off the Hook for $360 Million

May 16, 2011

Good news: The $360 million in subsidies as part of the so-called “China Hub” or “Aerotropolis” bill did not pass the...

“An Unspoken Bond”? City Aldermen and Land Patronage

“An Unspoken Bond”? City Aldermen and Land Patronage

May 12, 2011

Recently, Show-Me Institute Executive Director Brenda Talent wrote in an op-ed that “To better serve the public interest, the LRA...

“If Someone’s Looking for Space, We Have Space Available”

“If Someone’s Looking for Space, We Have Space Available”

May 11, 2011

Christine Harbin and I drove around the Lambert–St. Louis International Airport on Tuesday, to see whether there really was a...

Spotted by the Airport: Lots of Vacant Warehouses

Spotted by the Airport: Lots of Vacant Warehouses

May 9, 2011

Supporters of the Aerotropolis proposal say that warehouses are necessary to expand Lambert’s cargo capacity, and that state subsidies are...

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