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Monthly Archives: April 2014
Some Thoughts on Expanding Medicaid
There are two policy issues involved in whether Virginia should expand Medicaid: first, is whether the budget should be the vehicle through which a major new government entitlement program is determined; and second, whether expanding Medicaid is a sound policy … Continue reading
Posted in Health Care, Top Story
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VCU Meets Supply and Demand
Surely Virginia Commonwealth University has an economics department. Surely, there is someone at the state’s largest institution of higher learning who is conversant with the law of supply and demand. But, then, maybe not… The VCU Board of Visitors will … Continue reading
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EPA's Water Police: Coming to Your Farm?
I just returned from Germany and Poland and was startled to discover the regulatory control the European Union exercises over its farmers and agriculture. This should not be a surprise, however, when a farmer has the EU paying one-half the … Continue reading
Posted in Agriculture
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Value-Added Tolling: Getting to "Yes" on Interstate Tolling
The Interstate highway system is wearing out. Over the next two decades, nearly all of its 47,000 miles will have to be rebuilt, to make it serviceable for another 50+ years. In addition, several hundred major interchanges are horrible bottlenecks … Continue reading
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Value-Added Tolling: Getting to "Yes" on Interstate Tolling
The Interstate highway system is wearing out. Over the next two decades, nearly all of its 47,000 miles will have to be rebuilt, to make it serviceable for another 50+ years. In addition, several hundred major interchanges are horrible bottlenecks … Continue reading
Posted in Transportation
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