Publications of Public Interest Institute
		POLICY STUDIES
	2013	March 13-3: Just Say NO – and Keep Saying NO – to Federal Health Care Exchanges and Medicaid Expansion
		February 13-2: Creating a Fair Property Tax System: Is it Possible?
		January 13-1: School Choice: Not if the Unions Have Any Say
	2012	December 12-13: Education Savings Account: A Path to Give All Children an Effective Education and Prepare Them for Life December 12-12: Water, Water Everywhere but Not a Drop for Power
		September 12-11: Orascom or OraScam? Corporate Income and Property Tax Reform Needed September 12-10: The Federal Trade Commission's Investigation of Google September 12-9: A Short History of Economic Theory
		August 12-8: Iowa's Privileged Class: State Government Employees
		July 12-7: Teen Unemployment in Iowa July 12-6: Lead, Follow, or Get Out of the Way: School Choice in Iowa
		April 12-5: The Negative Consequences for Iowa of an Enterprise Value Tax
		March 12-4: Tax Increment Financing: Magical Tool or Moral Hazard?
		February 12-3: The Idea of "the West" and the Revolt Against It February 12-2: TABOR: A Pro-Growth Solution for Iowa
		January 12-1: Iowa's Privileged Class: Time for a Change!
	2011	October 11-8: "We Must Find Common Ground, Children’s Lives are Wasting”
		September 11-7: Replace the Job Killing Corporate Tax With a Border-Adjusted Consumption Tax September 11-6: Environmental Utopia:  What Would Life be Like If the Environmentalists Were in Charge?
		August 11-5: The Benefits of Broadband:  Connecting Iowa to the 21st Century Economy August 11-4: The Harding-Coolidge Path to Prosperity: What Policymakers Can Learn From the 1920s to Solve the Budget Crisis and Create a Sound Economy
		June 11-3: Monopolizing and Derailing the Education Freedom Train
		March 11-2: Tax and Expenditure Limits II: Are There Additional Options? March 11-1: Iowa's Privileged Class:  State Government Employees
	2010	December 10-7: "A Great Devourer of Good Men" and Women December 10-6: The State of the State
		September 10-5: The Wisdom of President Warren G. Harding
		August 10-4: Tax and Expenditure Limits (TELs) Helping to Control Government Spending
		May 10-3: The Benefits of the Privileged Class
		April 10-2: Does the Government want us "To give or not to give?"
		February 10-1: American Gothic
	2009	December 09-10:  A College Education, But at What Cost?
		November 09-9: Iowa's Privileged Class: State Government Employees
		September 09-8: How to “Return to Normalcy” in America: Follow the Example of President Warren G. Harding
		August 09-7: Stewardship in Iowa:  Our Own Horatio Algers
		June 09-6: Why Iowa Should Not Build High-Speed Rail
		April 09-5: A Republic If You Can Keep It: Failing to Teach First Principles
		March 09-4: Iowa's State Budget: Spending Our Way to a Crisis Again
		February 09-3: Peer Review - Iowa Climate Change Advisory Council Climate Action Plan
		January 09-2: Choice Through Charters:  Policy Analysis of Iowa Charter School Legislation January 09-1: Stewardship in Government Spending:  Accountability, Transparency, Earmarks, and Competition
	2008	December 08-9: Governing by the Founder's Constitution: The Presidency of Warren G. Harding
		November 08-8: Nonprofit Organizations and Faith-based Initiatives: What the Private Sector can Contribute to the Pursuit of the Public Interest
		September 08-7: School Choice in America and Iowa:  Examining the Roots and Policies of Education Reform
		July 08-6: Tax Increment Financing:  Getting it Right
		June 08-5: Do More By Doubling Up:  Providing Iowa Law Enforcement Protection More Efficiently
		May 08-4: No Income Tax:  The Key to Economic Growth
		April 08-3: Higher Education in Iowa: An External Assessment
		March 08-2: The Burden of Government
		February 08-1: Iowa Higher-Education's Third Way:  Community Colleges' 2+2 Programs
	2007	December 07-6: SCHIP:  Don't Just Sink it, Reform it December 07-5: Is the SILO LOSST? December 07-4: Spending Our Transportation Dollars Wisely December 07-3: Federal Tax Deductibility in Iowa:  Who Benefits and Why it Should Continue
		November 07-2: Government or Capitalism as a Solution to Rural Population Loss?
		August 07-1: For the Children?  No, for the Politicians

 

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