…from these jobs flowed throughout local communities, supporting businesses large and small. The sad fact is that none of the things that did matter to the average person mattered to…

…thrifts, and continued in the 1990s with the elimination of restrictions on interstate banking and the repeal of the Glass-Steagall Act that had separated commercial banking from other financial activities…

…voluntary no-raiding agreements I have discussed on previous occasions (Council of Great Lakes Governors, NY-NJ-CT, Kansas-Missouri, and even Australia’s Interstate Investment Cooperation Agreement), this has the force of law. The…

…the form of an interstate compact that would come into effect when it was ratified by states wielding at least 270 electoral votes. The concept behind the bill is simple:…

…Act. The article was published in The Yale Law Journal, Vol. 105, No. 4 (Jan., 1996), pp. 935-1021. I have removed the extensive footnotes to facilitate presentation in the blog…

…falling out was that nepotism was rampant in trade unions. An older member getting a spot for his son or perhaps a nephew or two was not uncommon. Affirmative action…

…build-up) and, subsequently the build out of the interstate highway system, rationalized on national security grounds. The public works projects of the New Deal are pertinent to the job guarantee…

…deregulation) because if followed soon after the deregulation of airlines, interstate trucking and beer brewing. He knows he can’t ascribe that actual deregulation to conservatives, Republicans or Reagan because the…

…Foxconn Technology Group’s $10 billion liquid-crystal-display factory. Contractors have bulldozed about 75 homes in Mount Pleasant and cleared hundreds of farmland acres. Crews are widening Interstate 94 from Milwaukee to…

…used to attract firms on the Missouri side of the metro area. Today’s action by Kansas’ Kelly meets the stipulations of the Missouri law. Kansas and Missouri have thus joined…