NCPA: Daily Policy Digest 11-23-2009

National Center for Policy Analysis Daily Policy Digest Monday, November 23, 2009 Yes, I want to support Daily Policy Digest and contribute today! Global Warming E-MAIL LEAK TURNS UP HEAT ON GLOBAL WARMING ADVOCATES Was manipulation of data widespread among global warming researchers?... LONDON DAILY TELEGRAPH/BOSTON HERALD Global Warming CLIMATOLOGISTS BAFFLED BY GLOBAL WARMING TIME-OUT The Earth's average temperatures have stopped climbing since the beginning of the millennium, and it even looks as though global warming could come to a standstill this year, say climatologists... NEWSBUSTERS/DER SPIEGEL Health Issues BENDING THE PRODUCTIVITY CURVE: WHY AMERICA LEADS THE WORLD IN MEDICAL INNOVATION When the United States subsidizes medical innovation, the whole world benefits, say researchers Glen Whitman and Raymond Raad... CATO INSTITUTE Health Issues HIGHER MEDICARE TAX LATEST PROPOSAL TO FUND HEALTH CARE TAKEOVER Increasing Medicare taxes will slow economic growth, say observers... HERITAGE FOUNDATION Government Issues PUBLICLY FINANCED ELECTIONS BOLSTER BIG GOVERNMENT Public financing has empowered substantially more big government believers than principled proponents of limited government, says researcher Nick Dranias... GOLDWATER INSTITUTE Taxes TEN PRINCIPLES FOR TAX REFORM: PRINCIPLE EIGHT The tax system should forge a link between public spending and taxing, says Robert Carling, a Senior Fellow at the Center for Independent Studies... POLICY 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 The John Goodman Health Blog A new Consumer-Directed Health Care Blog. Forward this to a Friend Subscribe to the Daily Policy Digest. Unsubscribe: If you received this email in error, you can unsubscribe here. Connect with the NCPA on: Please do not reply to this email address as it is not monitored. For a list of NCPA departments and corresponding email addresses, please visit www.ncpa.org/contact. We depend on the financial support of individuals. We need your help to continue our work. Join the NCPA today! Dallas Headquarters 12770 Coit Rd., Suite 800 Dallas, TX 75251-1339 Phone: (972) 386-6272 Fax: (972) 386-0924 Copyright 2003-2009 National Center for Policy Analysis - All rights reserved