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8/23/2012 Healthcare Economist reviews John C. Goodman’s book Priceless: Curing the Healthcare Crisis
8/23/2012 John C. Goodman quoted in CNSNews.com article “Health Policy Experts Anticipate Fewer Doctors, Less Productivity Under Obamacare”
8/23/2012 Research Fellow Paul Rubin quoted in Daily Caller article on toy magnets attracting harsh regulations.
8/22/2012 Priceless author John C. Goodman in Psychology Today “Competition Based on Quality of Healthcare”
8/22/2012 Research Fellow John C. Goodman in Forbes on “Ten Myths in the Medicare Ad Wars”
8/22/2012 Senior Fellow Robert Higgs’ cited in Forbes.com Op/Ed “Sorry Mr. Biden, But It’s Your Liberalism That Chains The Poor To Dependency”
8/21/2012 Senior Fellow Ben Powell in Huffington Post: “Zoning Laws Stifle Civil Society”
8/21/2012 MyGovCost.org’s Lloyd Billingsley writes “Government Not a Team Player: How federal policy discriminates and destroys”
8/21/2012 John C. Goodman in RightSideNews.com Ryan’s market reforms on Medicare give his plan slight edge over President’s.
8/21/2012 Research Fellow Anthony Gregory in Washington Times on the security illusion of gun control.
8/21/2012 Nationally Syndicated Salem Radio Network “Janet Mefferd Show” interviews Priceless author John Goodman.
8/21/2012 Alex Tabarrok quoted in Economist.com concerning the future of travel and driverless cars.
8/21/2012 Research Fellow Alex Tabarrok’s comments on political parties and racism are examined in Washington Monthly article.
8/21/2012 Research Fellow Randal O’Toole quoted in Christian Science Monitor on high-speed rail plans for U.S.
8/21/2012 Senior Fellow Richard Vedder referenced in Forbes.com article on the for-profit education model.
8/20/2012 Research Fellow Dr. Fred Singer in American Thinker “Paul Ryan, the Perfect Anti-Gore” concerning catastrophic manmade global warming.
8/20/2012 The Free Press of Mankato, MN discusses John C. Goodman’s Wall Street Journal opinion regarding unintended consequences of Obamacare.
8/20/2012 DiscoverMagazine.com cites Research Fellow Alex Tabarrok in article “More Racist: White Liberals or White Conservatives?”
8/20/2012 Albert Fuchs, M.D., refers to John C. Goodman’s Wall Street Journal opinion to illustrate “A central plan to make something affordable always makes it unaffordable,” in JewishJournal.com
8/20/2012 Politics blog at San Francisco Chronicle cites John C. Goodman’s Wall Street Journal article on “Why the Doctor Can’t See You” from ObamaCare.
8/20/2012 Priceless author John C. Goodman in Psychology Today “Can Entrepreneurship Be Copied?”
8/20/2012 Nationally Syndicated America’s Morning News hosts John McCaslin and Dana Mills interview Priceless author John Goodman
8/18/2012 Research Fellow John C. Goodman on “The Ryan Budget” in Townhall
8/17/2012 CNSNews.com interviews John Goodman about his book Priceless: Curing the Healthcare Crisis
8/17/2012 John Stossel cites Research Fellow Art Carden in guest opinion on NewbergGraphic.com blog “Debunking Myths”
8/17/2012 Nationally Syndicated United Stations Radio Network interviews Priceless author John Goodman
8/17/2012 Research Fellow Art Carden on Forbes.com “Is it High Time to Legalize Marijuana?”
8/16/2012 John Goodman, author of Priceless: Curing the Healthcare Crisis writes column in USA Today “Ryan Medicare Drama More Hype Than Reality”
8/16/2012 John C. Goodman in Right Side News “Economics for Health Policy Wonks”
8/16/2012 John Goodman, author of Priceless: Curing the Healthcare Crisis in Livingston Daily on “Medicare drama mostly hyperbole”
8/16/2012 John C. Goodman interviewed on America’s Radio News Network: “Mid-Morning Edition with Ernie Brown”
8/16/2012 John Goodman, author of Priceless: Curing the Healthcare Crisis in Detroit Free Press on “Medicare drama mostly hyperbole”


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