Monday Links
- Michael Tanner says the difficult part of passing the health care bill has only just begun: “The bill must now go to a conference committee to resolve significant differences between the House and Senate versions. And history shows that agreement is far from guaranteed.”
- Get ready for Cash for Clunkers…the Home Edition.
- Gene Healy on the new decade: “Yes, it was a rotten 10 years for America. But cheer up: Things aren’t as bad as they seem, and there’s a good chance they’ll get better.”
- Will the market rise or fall? Richard Rahn: “The long-term outlook for the stock market is not good, and here is why. For the past 100 years, there has been an inverse relationship between changes in the size of government and the growth or decline in the stock market.”
- Podcast: “A New Policy Toward Cuba” featuring Rep. Jeff Flake.
Chris Moody • January 4, 2010 @ 11:23 am
Filed under: Cato Publications; General
Tags: cash for clunkers, Cuba, government, growth, Health, health care bill, Healy, Jeff Flake, market, podcast, richard rahn, Senate, stock market
Filed under: Cato Publications; General
Tags: cash for clunkers, Cuba, government, growth, Health, health care bill, Healy, Jeff Flake, market, podcast, richard rahn, Senate, stock market
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