In Case You Missed It: U.S. Economy Looks Strong, Interest Rates Not Moving, and Evers’ Higher Education Budget

By MacIverNews - March 22, 2019

Budget, Economy, Education, Education Reform, Energy, Evers, Federal Reserve, Green Energy, Higher Education, Interest Rates, National Review, Regulations, Renewable Energy, Tony Evers, Tuition Freeze, UW System

Happy Friday! This week, the economy continues to look strong, the Fed announced they would not be raising interest rates again this year, and the MacIver Institute takes a deeper look into Tony Evers’ higher education budget. Here are some important articles for the fiscal conservative to read. Read More In Case You Missed It: U.S. Economy Looks Strong, Interest Rates Not Moving, and Evers’ Higher Education Budget

The GOP’s Coming Obamacare Capitulation

By Chris Rochester - February 8, 2018

National Review, Obamacare

By Doug Badger, Marie Fishpaw & Michael Needham – If conservatives don’t coalesce behind a new repeal plan soon soon, they will find themselves bystanders as their Republican colleagues link arms with Democrats. Read More The GOP’s Coming Obamacare Capitulation

The New War Between States and What it Means for Wisconsin

By MacIver Institute - June 6, 2014

Business Climate, Economic Development, Economic Growth, Jobs, National Review, Tax Burden, Taxes, Taxpayers

A recent article by John Fund of National Review tells the story of how capital is continuing to flow to states with lower taxes. Census Bureau statistics tell us that the fastest growing metropolitan areas last year were in states with low tax burdens such as North Carolina and Texas, while union-heavy cities in Michigan, New York, and Ohio continued to lose population. Read More The New War Between States and What it Means for Wisconsin