Heartland Books and Booklets: Budget, FIRE, and Tax
 | DESTROYING INSURANCE MARKETS Written by Conrad F. Meier October 2005 79 pages paperback |  | EMERGING ISSUES 2005 Edited by Joseph L. Bast and Dennis Byrne August 2005 107 pages paperback |
 | EMERGING ISSUES 2006 Edited by Diane Carol Bast and Michael Van Winkle March 2006 75 pages paperback |  | EMERGING ISSUES 2007 Edited by Diane Carol Bast and S.T. Karnick January 2007 108 pages paperback |
 | PLEASE DON'T POOP IN MY SALAD Written by Joseph L. Bast July 2006 70 pages paperback |  | TEN PRINCIPLES OF STATE FISCAL POLICY Written by Joseph L. Bast Steve Stanek Richard Vedder, Ph.D. 2006 20 pages paperback |
WHAT'S NEW: Budget John Nothdurft - November 18, 2009
Gov. Bill Ritter wants to transfer $132 million in taxpayer money into the government’s coffers by increasing taxes on soda, candy and Internet purchases.Those ... (read more)
James G. Lakely - November 17, 2009
Florida transportation officials, worried about the state gas tax bringing in too little revenue, have proposed a high-tech alternative: Tracking where ... (read more)
Eileen Norcross - November 17, 2009
This was to be the year that Xanadu, a two million-square-foot entertainment/shopping complex, was to open in the New Jersey Meadowlands. Promising an indoor ... (read more)
Victor E. Schwartz and Christopher E. Appel - November 12, 2009
We have all heard of federal bailouts for our insurance companies, automobile companies, and even banks, but few realize that buried in a deep silo on Capitol ... (read more)
Steve Stanek - November 11, 2009
With taxes on beer, wine, and spirits in Illinois having jumped nearly 25 to 90 percent, depending on the item, on September 1, buyers of alcoholic ... (read more)
WHAT'S NEW: Taxes John Nothdurft - November 18, 2009
Gov. Bill Ritter wants to transfer $132 million in taxpayer money into the government’s coffers by increasing taxes on soda, candy and Internet purchases.Those ... (read more)
James G. Lakely - November 17, 2009
Florida transportation officials, worried about the state gas tax bringing in too little revenue, have proposed a high-tech alternative: Tracking where ... (read more)
Eileen Norcross - November 17, 2009
This was to be the year that Xanadu, a two million-square-foot entertainment/shopping complex, was to open in the New Jersey Meadowlands. Promising an indoor ... (read more)
Victor E. Schwartz and Christopher E. Appel - November 12, 2009
We have all heard of federal bailouts for our insurance companies, automobile companies, and even banks, but few realize that buried in a deep silo on Capitol ... (read more)
Steve Stanek - November 11, 2009
With taxes on beer, wine, and spirits in Illinois having jumped nearly 25 to 90 percent, depending on the item, on September 1, buyers of alcoholic ... (read more)
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