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87.

The Republican Spending Explosion by Veronique de Rugy (March 3, 2004)

86.

School Choice in the District of Columbia: Saving Taxpayers Money,

Increasing Opportunities for Children by Casey J. Lartigue Jr. (September 19, 2003)

85.

Smallpox and Bioterrorism: Why the Plan to Protect the Nation Is Stalled

and What to Do by William J. Bicknell, M.D., and Kenneth D. Bloem

(September 5, 2003)

84.

The Benefits of Campaign Spending by John J. Coleman (September 4, 2003)

83.

Proposition 13 and State Budget Limitations: Past Successes and Future

Options by Michael J. New (June 19, 2003)

82.

Failing by a Wide Margin: Methods and Findings in the 2003 Social

Security Trustees Report by Andrew G. Biggs (April 22, 2003)

81.

Lessons from Florida: School Choice Gives Increased Opportunities to

Children with Special Needs by David F. Salisbury (March 20, 2003)

80.

States Face Fiscal Crunch after 1990s Spending Surge by Chris Edwards,

Stephen Moore, and Phil Kerpen (February 12, 2003)

79.

Is America Exporting Misguided Telecommunications Policy? The U.S.-

Japan Telecom Trade Negotiations and Beyond by Motohiro Tuschiya and

Adam Thierer (January 7, 2003)

78.

This Is Reform? Predicting the Impact of the New Campaign Financing

Regulations by Patrick Basham (November 20, 2002)

77.

Corporate Accounting: Congress and FASB Ignore Business Realities by T.

J. Rodgers (October 25, 2002)

76.

Fat Cats and Thin Kittens: Are People Who Make Large Campaign

Contributions Different? by John McAdams and John C. Green (September 25,

2002)

75.

10 Reasons to Oppose Virginia Sales Tax Increases by Chris Edwards and

Peter Ferrara (September 18, 2002)

74.

Personal Accounts in a Down Market: How Recent Stock Market Declines

Affect the Social Security Reform Debate by Andrew Biggs (September 10, 2002)

73.

Campaign Finance Regulation: Lessons from Washington State by Michael

J. New (September 5, 2002)

72.

Did Enron Pillage California? by Jerry Taylor and Peter VanDoren (August 22,

2002)