October 01, 2009
The Economics of Extending Unemployment Benefits
By Karen A. Campbell, Ph.D.
September 21, 2009
Sound Health Care Reform for a Sound Economy: A Response to the CEA Report
By Robert A. Book, Ph.D.
Backgrounder #2318
July 24, 2009
Illusions of Cost Control in Public Health Care Plans
By Robert A. Book
Backgrounder #2301
July 21, 2009
Employer Health Care Mandates: Taxing Low-Income Workers to Pay for Health Care
By James Sherk and Robert A. Book, Ph.D.
WebMemo #2552
June 30, 2009
Entitlement Reform Is Necessary for Long-Term Fiscal Stability
By Douglas Holtz-Eakin and Gordon Gray
Backgrounder #2291
June 25, 2009
Medicare Administrative Costs Are Higher, Not Lower, Than for Private Insurance
By Robert A. Book, Ph.D.
WebMemo #2505
May 05, 2009
Photo ID Laws Do Not Reduce Voter Turnout
By David B. Muhlhausen, Ph.D.
April 03, 2009
Single Payer: Why Government-Run Health Care Will Harm Both Patients and Doctors
By Robert A. Book, Ph.D.
WebMemo #2381
April 01, 2009
Economic Analysis of the House Republican Budget Alternative (H.R. 85): "Report on the Path to American Prosperity"
By Karen A. Campbell, Ph.D.
January 26, 2009
The New SCHIP Bill: The Senate Must Protect Private Coverage
By Paul L. Winfree and Greg D’Angelo
WebMemo #2246
January 16, 2009
The Fallacy of Health Care Reform as Economic Stimulus
By Robert A. Book, Ph.D.
WebMemo #2231
October 23, 2008
The 2008 Index of Government Dependency
By William W. Beach
Center for Data Analysis Report #08-08
June 11, 2008
Welfare Reform a Factor in Lower Voter Registration at Public Assistance Offices
By David B. Muhlhausen, Ph.D., and Patrick Tyrrell
Center for Data Analysis Report #08-03
September 11, 2007
New Analysis Shows Voter Identification Laws Do Not Reduce Turnout
By David B. Muhlhausen, Ph.D., and Keri Weber Sikich
Center for Data Analysis Report #07-04
March 27, 2006
Public Policy in the Age of Entitlements
By William W. Beach
Heritage Lecture #931
April 22, 2005
Keep the Social Security Wage Cap: Nearly a Million Jobs Hang in the Balance
By Rea S. Hederman, Jr., Tracy L. Foertsch, Ph.D., and Kirk A. Johnson, Ph.D.
Center for Data Analysis Report #05-04
April 19, 2005
Raising the Social Security Wage Cap Would Hurt Small Businesses
By Norbert J. Michel, Ph.D., J. Scott Moody, and Ralph A. Rector, Ph.D.
Backgrounder #1845
January 12, 2005
The Unacceptable Costs of Raising Payroll Taxes to "Save" Social Security
By Dana R. Dillon
WebMemo #639
September 10, 2004
Peace of Mind in Retirement: Making Future Generations Better Off by Fixing Social Security
By William W. Beach, Alfredo B. Goyburu, Ralph A. Rector, Ph.D., David C. John, Kirk A. Johnson, Ph.D., and Thomas Bingel
Center for Data Analysis Report #04-06
February 04, 2000
Why Critics of Social Security Personal Retirement Accounts Are Wrong
By Daniel J. Mitchell, Ph.D.
Backgrounder #1344
December 17, 1998
Calculating Social Security's Rate of Return
By William W. Beach and Gareth G. Davis
Executive Memorandum #564
December 11, 1998
Social Security's Rate of Return: A Reply to Our Critics
By William W. Beach and Gareth G. Davis
Center for Data Analysis Report #98-08
October 16, 1998
How Public Policy Reforms Would Unleash Hispanic America's Economic Potential
By William W. Beach, Gareth G. Davis, Rea S. Hederman, Kirk Johnson, and Nina Shokraii Rees
Backgrounder #1227
September 07, 1998
Social Security's Rates of Return for Union Households
By William W. Beach and Gareth G. Davis
Center for Data Analysis Report #98-06
July 30, 1998
A State-by-State Analysis of the Returns From Social Security
By William W. Beach, Gareth G. Davis, and Sarah E. Youssef
Center for Data Analysis Report #98-05
Chart 3: Initial Jobless Claims
Chart 1: Consumer Price Index and Producer Price Index Change
Chart 2: Daily Yield Spread, Moody's Aaa and baa Rated Corporate Bonds
Chart 4: Percent of Labor Force Long-Term Unemployed
Description of Charts
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