• heartland
  • heartlander
  • somewhat reasonable

The Heartland Institute

Policy Bot

SEARCH RESULTS

You searched for: 2013-02-21 to 2013-02-22
Showing Results 1 - 10 of 10
Feb 21, 2013

Steve Stanek: Marketplace Fairness Act

Steve Stanek

Steve Stanek speaks about the Marketplace Fairness Act on the Nationally Syndicated Lars Larson Show. ...

Feb 21, 2013

Collecting Student Data, Anti-Testing's Empty Fury, and More: National Ed News Roundup

Joy Pullmann

Friday's ed news 1. Alabama withdrew from Common Core testing recently, but state legislators say that's not enough. They want the entire program out . 2. If teachers like unions so much, writes Larry Sand , why do unions bully them into joining? 3. A suburban Minneapolis school district will save $2 million in two years by ...

Feb 21, 2013

New Hampshire School Choice Faces Repeal

Rachel Sheffield

The New Hampshire legislature voted its first private school choice program into law in 2011, but a new majority in the state House of Representatives may now repeal it. In addition, the program is facing a lawsuit. “A number of [education] tax-credit programs have never been challenged in court, [such as those in] Florida ...

Feb 21, 2013

The Leaflet - To Tax, or Not To Tax…The Internet

The Leaflet - Robin Knox Heartland Institute

Over the past few years many states have passed so-called Amazon taxes that have produced very little revenue and in some cases have been overturned in court. At the same time Congress has tried to expand states' ability to tax purchases made online and from mail-order catalogs by neutering the physical presence standard. Only ...

Feb 21, 2013

Restaurants Prepare for Cost of New Menus Mandated by Obamacare

Kenneth Artz

As President Obama’s health care law goes into effect, restaurants across the country are preparing for the new expense of meeting informational requirements under the law which are likely to prove costly without any certainty of health benefits. Section 4205 of Obama’s law requires restaurants and similar retail food establishments ...

Feb 21, 2013

Climate Alarmists Attack Scientists After Survey Shows Skepticism

James M. Taylor, J.D.

Global warming alarmists are attacking the integrity of scientists, desperately seeking to minimize the damage presented by a recent survey of geoscientists and engineers regarding global warming. A recent survey of more than 1,000 geoscientists and engineers reported in the peer-reviewed Organization Studies found that only 36 percent ...

Feb 21, 2013

Gov. Rick Scott Caves on Medicaid Expansion

Benjamin Domenech

Florida Governor Rick Scott has decided to go along with the Obama administration's expansion of Medicaid, the most significant state under Republican control to do so. Peter Suderman explains the background: It’s a dramatic reversal for Scott, a former health care executive and outspoken opponent of ObamaCare who spent an estimated ...

Feb 21, 2013

Winter Wheat Yields in a Warmer Yangtze Delta Plain of China

Craig Idso

How would they likely compare with the region’s winter wheat yields of today? Based on the results of this study, the net effect of several warmth-induced changes induces a mean grain yield increase of 16.3%... Read More A Two-Millennia Record of the South American Summer Monsoon (19 Feb 2013) Today’s temperatures over the ...

Feb 21, 2013

Report: Consumer Choice Key to Michigan Auto Insurance Reform

R Street Institute

With no-fault auto insurance premiums that are among the highest in the nation, Michigan lawmakers should act to grant consumers more choice and to control the sky-rocketing cost of medical claims, a new policy study from the R Street Institute finds. The report from R Street Senior Fellow R. J. Lehmann comes on the heels ...

Feb 21, 2013

School Choice, Not Pre-K, Boosted Florida

Victor Joecks

In 1998, Florida and Nevada had the same score on the National Assessment of Educational Progress fourth grade reading test. In 1999, however, Florida Gov. Jeb Bush (R) instituted a series of reforms, including tax-credit scholarships, vouchers, grading schools from A-F, ending social promotion from third grade, a robust system ...

POLICY FILTERS

HEARTLAND DOCUMENTSHEARTLAND DOCUMENTS
  • The Leaflet1
TOPICSTOPICS
  • Climate Change2
  • Education3
  • Health Care2
  • Info Technology1
  • Insurance1
MOST RECENTMOST RECENT
  • Last 3 Months10
  • Last 6 Months10
  • Last Year10
  • Last 2 Years10
  • Last 5 Years10
  • Last 10 Years10
DOCUMENT TYPEDOCUMENT TYPE
  • newspaper article8
  • podcast1
  • policy document1
STATESTATE
  • Federal1
  • Florida2
  • Michigan1
  • Montana1
  • National3
MORE
ORGANIZATIONORGANIZATION
  • Heartland Institute1
AUTHORAUTHOR
  • Benjamin Domenech1
  • Craig Idso1
  • James M. Taylor, J.D.1
  • Joy Pullmann1
  • Kenneth Artz1
MORE
The Heartland Institute

ABOUT THE HEARTLAND INSTITUTE

The Heartland Institute is a national nonprofit research and education organization whose mission is to discover, develop, and promote free-market solutions to social and economic problems.

ABOUT POLICYBOT

PolicyBot is the only free and open policy database of its kind. Here researchers can find search through tens of thousands of research, legislation, and policy documents from hundreds of sources available online.

© 2011 The Heartland Institute. All Rights Reserved.

Designed by Heartland Digital    Powered by Enginez