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Government Motors
Government Motors by Michael Heberling Michael Heberling (mheber01@baker.edu) is president of the Baker College Center for Graduate Studies in Flint, Michigan. If Washington owns it, it just can’t keep its hands off. —Senator Lamar Alexander Twenty-five years ago President Reagan told auto workers in Orion, Michigan, “You’ve demonstrated when the chips are down, what people [...]
23Oct2009 | Michael Heberling | 6 comments | ContinuedSocial Security Reform: Lessons from the Private Sector
“Of all social institutions, business is the only one created for the express purpose of making and managing change . . . . Government is a poor manager.” —Peter F. Drucker1 Mark Skousen (www.mskousen.com; mskousen@aol.com) is an economist at Rollins College, Department of Economics, Winter Park, FL 32789, a Forbes columnist, and editor of Forecasts [...]
1Mar2001 | Mark Skousen | 1 comment | Continued-
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