Browsing: Economy and Infastructure

Report recommends the Legislature and the governor repeal the minimum markup law as applied to motor fuel.

As Wisconsin’s population ages, we will need immigrants in our future workforce to keep our economy vibrant.

Clarifying Republican Identity Read More… Refilling the Conservative Tank Read More… Conservatism’s Most Important Battles Read More… Refocus. Reenergize. Reconquer…

2006 Could Prove to be a Watershed Election For Democrats Jeff Mayers – Winter 2007 Read More… My Life and…

Why you’ll pay more at the pump

Wisconsin should be careful when it comes to limiting new technology

Overreaching on Gay Marriage? Charles Sykes – Fall 2006 Read More… Taxing Wisconsin Out of Business Mark Kass – Fall…

A Culture of Complacency Charles Sykes – Winter 2006 Read More… Learning English in Wisconsin Sunny Schubert – Winter 2006…

The impact of state taxes

Critical Issues in the Regulation of Electric Utilities in Wisconsin

Encouraging Growth Companies in Wisconsin

Twenty comprehensive answers to twenty basic questions

A Tale of Two Mayors Mark Kass – Fall 2005 Read More… Milwaukee’s Generation Gap George Lightbourn – Fall 2005…

Education and training under Wisconsin Works

A Losing Bet? Filling Wisconsin’s Budget with Casino Revenue Melanie Fonder – Spring 2004 Read More… The Fall of Marvin…

After the Freeze Charlie Sykes – Winter 2004 Read More… Milwaukee Public Schools George Lightbourn – Winter 2004 Read More……

Wisconsin’s regional economies, 1999-2003

Why building a “new” Milwaukee economy matters to Wisconsin

When then Wisconsin Governor Tommy Thompson introduced the Wisconsin Works (W-2) proposal in November of 1994, he cited this principle…

Anno Mirabilis: 2002 Read More… Saving Wisconsin’s Small Businesses Read More… Challenging Russ Feingold in 200 Read More… The Future…