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Matthew Glans
Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel / Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel / September 20, 2009
During a mortgage crisis, temptations abound to create new rules to "fix" the market and prevent future catastrophes. The irony is that previous ... (read more)

Phil Britt
Finance, Insurance & Real Estate News / The Heartland Institute / August 01, 2009
As consumers across the country continued to default on mortgages, the nation’s two largest providers of home loans—the Federal National Mortgage ... (read more)

Steve Stanek
Finance, Insurance & Real Estate News / The Heartland Institute / August 01, 2009
Congress and the Obama administration are expanding taxpayer subsidies to mortgage lenders and servicing firms for writing off loans to potentially delinquent ... (read more)

Anthony Randazzo
Finance, Insurance & Real Estate News / The Heartland Institute / July 01, 2009
Mortgage lenders breathed a sigh of relief at the end of April when the U.S. Senate rejected legislation that would have allowed U.S. bankruptcy judges ... (read more)

Steve Stanek
Budget & Tax News / The Heartland Institute / July 01, 2009
The federal government’s reported plan to convert preferred shares of stock in major financial institutions to common stock with voting rights has ... (read more)

Matthew Glans
Miami Herald / Miami Herald / March 26, 2009
Columnist Myriam Marquez is correct -- just not in the way she intended -- about greed being the X-factor that is poisoning our economy (Stop blaming the ... (read more)

John Skorburg
Working Paper / University of Illinois at Chicago (UIC) / March 10, 2009
George W. Bush, in his final Economic Report of the President (January 2009), estimates a federal tax burden of 17.9 percent of GDP for both fiscal year ... (read more)

Matthew Glans
Research & Commentary / The Heartland Institute / January 23, 2009
The subprime crisis has spawned numerous calls for tightening the credit market and banking regulations, in a market that is already highly regulated. As ... (read more)

James M. Taylor
James M. Taylor / The Heartland Institute / January 01, 2009
An ominous carbon audit of the U.S. tax code and other expensive environmental special-interest programs are soon to be implemented because of the Wall ... (read more)

John Skorburg
Working Paper / University of Illinois at Chicago (UIC) / December 01, 2008
This policy booklet is based upon an academic class entitled Introduction to Urban Real Estate (Econ/Fin 371) offered by the University of Illinois at Chicago ... (read more)