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Businesses Should Be Allowed to Keep a Percentage of Tax Collections

Businesses Should Be Allowed to Keep a Percentage of Tax Collections

Jan 26, 2010

The state auditor recently released an audit of sales tax collections in Missouri. Part of the audit analyzes how the...

Homeschoolers Ask for Charter Status

Homeschoolers Ask for Charter Status

Jan 22, 2010

A group of homeschooling parents in Oregon have applied to form a charter school. They want to continue homeschooling, and...

Show Me Liberty!

Show Me Liberty!

Jan 21, 2010

Do you have plans tonight? The Saint Louis chapter of Liberty on the Rocks is meeting today at 6 p.m....

Here Is a Government Program That Absolutely Should Not Exist

Here Is a Government Program That Absolutely Should Not Exist

Jan 20, 2010

The St. Louis Business-Journal has a story about what one government program has recently done. The Business-Journal article is just...

More About the Earnings Tax

More About the Earnings Tax

Jan 18, 2010

The 1-percent earnings tax on Kansas City and St. Louis residents and workers has received a lot of press as...

Show-Me Institute in the Media, and Dr. Haslag on With McGraw Tomorrow

Show-Me Institute in the Media, and Dr. Haslag on With McGraw Tomorrow

Jan 14, 2010

We have had a rather busy week or so in the media. More important than the past, though, is the...

A Land Tax Is Preferable to the Earnings Tax

A Land Tax Is Preferable to the Earnings Tax

Jan 11, 2010

Thomas McClanahan of the Kansas City Star explains in an editorial that Kansas City would benefit if it repealed the...

Explaining Teach for America Graduates’ Lack of Activism

Explaining Teach for America Graduates’ Lack of Activism

Jan 7, 2010

A study has found Teach for America graduates to be less politically active than people who were accepted into the...

O Ye of Little Faith in Transit-Oriented Development

O Ye of Little Faith in Transit-Oriented Development

Jan 4, 2010

There is a decent article in today’s St. Louis Post-Dispatch about proposals for transit-oriented development in St. Louis. I say...

The U.S. Census Is Not Your Family Scrapbook

The U.S. Census Is Not Your Family Scrapbook

Jan 3, 2010

The Constitution is a product of the Founders’ wisdom, and that includes its provisions for the national Census. Taking a...

St. Louis Made the Right Call in Giving Vaccine to Retailers

St. Louis Made the Right Call in Giving Vaccine to Retailers

Dec 31, 2009

This Post-Dispatch article about the H1N1 vaccine mentions that St. Louis city sent most of its vaccine supply to hospitals...

Enhanced Enterprise Zone in Webster County

Enhanced Enterprise Zone in Webster County

Dec 28, 2009

According to an article in The Springfield News-Leader, Webster County in Missouri is seeking designation as an Enhanced Enterprise Zone...

Neighborhood Associations Put Technology to Good Use

Neighborhood Associations Put Technology to Good Use

Dec 24, 2009

This article about neighborhood associations reminded me of a post I wrote earlier in the year, in which I argued...

Paid Internship Opportunity for the Summer!

Paid Internship Opportunity for the Summer!

Dec 18, 2009

Last summer, I had the privilege of being a Koch Summer Fellow for the Show-Me Institute. It was a terrific...

Missouri Would Be a Good Home for a Charter School Incubator

Missouri Would Be a Good Home for a Charter School Incubator

Dec 17, 2009

Nashville’s mayor has announced the creation of a charter school incubator to train principals. The center will start out as...

Mayor Slay Overestimates Economic Impact of Up in the Air

Mayor Slay Overestimates Economic Impact of Up in the Air

Dec 16, 2009

In this KMOX article from yesterday, Saint Louis Mayor Francis Slay comments about Missouri’s film tax credit program: They (filmmakers)...

Obstructing the Will of the People

Obstructing the Will of the People

Dec 15, 2009

Here at Show-Me Daily, we have long documented the efforts of the Missouri Municipal League to prevent this state’s citizens...

Now I Know What To Wear When I Go Skiing This Winter

Now I Know What To Wear When I Go Skiing This Winter

Dec 14, 2009

Why the long face, North Face? I’ll be going on my annual ski trip later this winter, and now I know what...

Film Tax Credits Don’t Bring Lasting Jobs or Significant Revenue Gains

Film Tax Credits Don’t Bring Lasting Jobs or Significant Revenue Gains

Dec 14, 2009

The new Jason Reitman film, Up in the Air, premiered at the Tivoli Theatre in University City last month. Many...

Horrible Stuff Up and Down New Federal Spending Bill

Horrible Stuff Up and Down New Federal Spending Bill

Dec 14, 2009

This is just a depressing AP article on federal budget expenditures, from beginning to end. This has everything you need...

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