…W 64th Street, New York, NY 10023 (on the corner of Central Park West) Featuring Michael Tanner, Director of Health & Welfare Studies, The Cato Institute, and Paul Krugman, author…

…Mark Schmitt. Mark’s background is policy and politics. He is the Director of Policy and Research at the Open Society Institute. He formerly was a speechwriter and policy director for…

…same arguments today. Not yet known is whether the Discovery Institute will add The Poor Man’s paradox to its catalog of things so complex and unfathomable that evolution must be…

…of the ACLU, I would not be upset if this person were deported and denied Social Security benefits. If the Cato Institute would insist that this enemy of the state…

…would help ensure the solvency of Social Security in the future. That’s not a good idea. As the Cato Institute’s Andrew Biggs argued in the Financial Times in April, 2002,…

…Journal of Economic Perspectives (JEP). In the piece, the 89-year-old professor emeritus at Massachusetts Institute of Technology, who largely invented much of modern-day economics, questions whether rising skills in China…

…early next year. Administration officials are sounding out Massachusetts Institute of Technology professor James Poterba — an expert on Social Security and tax matters — to take Mankiw’s slot. …Friedman’s…

John Taylor, the Treasury Undersecretary of Treasury for International Affairs, delivered an address on Policy Challenges of Global Payment Imbalances at the American Enterprise Institute yesterday. I learned about this…

…Institute’s William Niskanen points out that since WW II, spending growth has been slower under divided government, and wars have been less common. The Bush administration certainly fits Niskanen’s theory!…

…for NDNHS authorizations that they use. Tad DeHaven of the Cato Institute wrote a piece about this subject in the National Review. Try as he might, he wasn’t able to…