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Christopher Garbacz

Christopher Garbacz

Contact Christopher Garbacz

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Christopher Garbacz is Director, Economics & Planning at the Mississippi Public Service Commission.

Christopher Garbacz (cgarbox@gmail.com) was professor of economics for 25 years. He has been directly involved in the regulatory arena for over 20 years. His publications number over 50. He reviews for international research journals. He was a member of Ben Carson’s Economic Advisory Group.

Recent Articles and Publications

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June 28, 2022
The DC swamp hates Trump because he represents the real America
By Christopher Garbacz
If Trump is guilty of insurrection, why was it necessary to pack the January 6 Committee with Trump-haters? The answer: Because Trump is an existential threat to the D.C. swamp!
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May 31, 2022
What Might a Climate Change Class Action Lawsuit Look Like?
By Christopher Garbacz
How do you turn the Green Agenda on its head? Say “Class action lawsuits will save the planet.”
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May 19, 2022
A Climate Change Class Action Lawsuit
By Christopher Garbacz
The core issue is whether “climate change” can be scientifically verified. If not, there is no justification for the green agenda and it should be abandoned.
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November 7, 2018
PRESS RELEASE: Heartland Institute Experts React to the 2018 Midterm Elections
By James Taylor, Peter Ferrara, H. Sterling Burnett, Bette Grande, Neal Schuerer, David L. Applegate, Arthur Viterito, Robert Bradley, Lance Izumi, Robert Maranto, Stephen B. Presser, Jameson Campaigne, Clifford Thies, Michael Warder, Mary Byrne , Jane M. Orient, M.D., Jonathan D. Haubert, Jarrett Skorup, Scott Cleland, Alieta Eck, M.D., William L. Anderson, Ann Bridges, Gerard Gianoli, M.D., Michael J. Koriwchak , Devon Herrick, Bartlett Cleland, Greg R. Lawson, Peter Wood , Joe Cobb, Allen Mendenhall, Christopher Garbacz
“Liberal San Francisco billionaire Tom Steyer had a very tough night last night.” - James Taylor
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