Michigan Carpenters’ Union Constructing a Fake Dispute

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Reforming Compensation at State Universities is Tricky Due to State Constitution

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Messages from Space Needed to Remove Logs from Michigan Lakes

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Public-Sector Unions Fight to Keep Bloated Benefits

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Union Membership Drops Sharply in 2010

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More Researchers Note Michigan’s Outsized Public Employee Compensation

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Weekly Roundup - Jan. 29

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Gov. Snyder’s Proposed Corporate Income Tax, Including Elimination of MEGA Program and Film Subsidies, Holds Promise for Michigan Economy, Analyst Says

‘Jobs’ programs not only failed, but distracted policymakers from effective tax reform

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Legal Options for Public Employee Compensation Reform

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Analysis: Follow the Money - No Wonder Corporate Welfare Bosses So Defensive

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Virtual Learning Can Improve Student Outcomes and Save Money

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Reining in the Regulators

Lawmaker wants environmental enforcers to fess up to the economic cost of their rules

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Michigan's 'Green Energy' Jobs Total: 315

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Commentary: The Willie Sutton Rule

Cutting state spending requires going where the money is: K-12 education

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New Bill Aimed at Easing Fees, Regulations and Licensing Imposed on Businesses

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Pew’s Non-Neutrality

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Big Mother Government?

Limited government supporters criticize Snyder health care proposal

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The Left’s Piggy Bank?

New report shows the National Education Association to be a cash cow for many liberal causes

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