| Trade Issues When the United States sits on the sidelines, the rest of the world is going to find its own trading way, however imperfect, say observers... WALL STREET JOURNAL Health Issues Since about one-third of young adults already reject health insurance at current prices, even more of them would avoid coverage if Congress drives those prices higher, says Aaron Yelowitz, an associate professor of economics at the University of Kentucky... CATO INSTITUTE Health Issues California already has programs to expand the availability of health care for those in need and to make sure that individuals with preexisting conditions have access to affordable insurance, say observers... ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER Education Issues Ending social promotion has helped New York students realize academic gains, according to a new study from the RAND Corporation... HERITAGE FOUNDATION Energy Issues Unless the state's market is opened to let more suppliers in, Arizonans will be at increased risk of electricity shortages and spiraling prices, says Nick Dranias, constitutional policy director at the Goldwater Institute... ARIZONA REPUBLIC Social Issues By 2010 the most prevalent American household will be a married couple with no kids, followed closely by single-person homes -- while marrieds with kids will tally a mere 22 percent of all households, says Peter Francese, a demographic trends analyst at Ogilvy & Mather... BUSINESSWEEK/ADVERTISING AGE | About the DPD NCPA's Daily Policy Digest brings you the most wide-ranging public policy findings five times a week at no charge. DPD knows your time is valuable, so we find and summarize the most topical public policy issues from today's newspapers, magazines, websites, government reports, scholarly journals and think tanks. Visit the DPD Archives Visit the NCPA website | |
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