The irrelevance of tax rankings again
In a March 2011 I wrote a post about how the Tax Foundation’s rankings compare to state economic well being. I did something similar in
In a March 2011 I wrote a post about how the Tax Foundation’s rankings compare to state economic well being. I did something similar in
Governor Snyder’s special message on talent is quite remarkable. The fact that there was a special message – reserved for only the state’s top priorities
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As I wrote in my last post, being a low tax and spending state and/or right to work state has little to do with how
I started a presentation at the West Michigan Policy Forum with a thought experiment. Which of two state economies would you prefer for Michigan? State
High praise for LivingstonDaily.com for a story destroying the claim by a Republican State Senate candidate that Minnesota is a low tax state. Finally someone
Why spend so much time on Mississippi? Because Michigan needs to get on a new path. And one of the ways of identifying that path
In my last post I asked the question “do higher growth rates predict that Mississippi will have higher per capita income than Minnesota?” I picked
In a series of columns the Mackinac Center asserts that Mississippi is a state that Michigan should use as model. One criticized a recent post
One of the key questions I think we should ask every 2010 candidate is “if your economic development strategy works, what state would Michigan look
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