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August 2008

Forgetting the Olympics
Why the 2008 Beijing Summer Olympics will not be the symbol of China's coming-of-age.
Steven W. Lewis
Aug 22
[PDF : 195.8 kB ]
The Price of Gasoline: How High for How Long? (Revisited)
An updated look at the cause of and possible solutions for high prices at the pump.
Kenneth B. Medlock III
Aug 22
[PDF : 207.8 kB ]
Welfare and Macroeconomic Effects of Deficit-Financed Tax Cuts: Lessons from CGE Models
WORKING PAPER - A survey of research on computable general equilibrium (CGE) models that covers prior research and new possibilities focusing on overlapping generations.
John W. Diamond, Alan D. Viard
Aug 19
[PDF : 1.9 MB ]
Medellín v. Texas: Why It Matters to You
The handling of the José Ernesto Medellín case could have implications on U.S. citizens traveling abroad.
Erika de la Garza
Aug 18
[PDF : 201.0 kB ]
Off We Go ... Cyberspace, the Air Force and the New Face of Battle
The development of Cyber Command is indicative of the changing nature of the United States Air Force.
Christopher Bronk
Aug 06
[PDF : 182.4 kB ]

July 2008

Baker Institute Report 32
Highlights include Sen. John McCain's town hall meeting and Sen. John Kerry's keynote address at a conference on climate change.
Jul 22
[PDF : 4.3 MB ]
Baker Institute Policy Report 37: The Global Energy Market: Comprehensive Strategies to Meet Geopolitical and Financial Risks - The G8, Energy Security, and Global Climate Issues
A study of ongoing threats to energy markets with policy recommendations to safeguard transparent and open global energy markets.
Jul 17
[PDF : 150.2 kB ]
The OCS Leasing Moratorium: Which Way Forward?
Lifting restrictions on the Outer Continental Shelf drilling should be part of a larger strategy designed to move the United States toward an economy that is not so dependent on oil and gas.
Kenneth B. Medlock III
Jul 10
[PDF : 235.9 kB ]
National War Powers Commission Report
Bipartisan panel led by former Secretaries of State Baker and Christopher unanimously recommends new process for president, Congress.
James A. Baker, III, Warren Christopher, Slade Gorton, Lee H. Hamilton, Carla A. Hills, John O. Marsh, Jr., Edwin Meese, III, Abner J. Mikva, J. Paul Reason, Brent Scowcroft, Anne-Marie Slaughter, Strobe Talbott, John T. Casteen, III (ex officio), David W. Leebron (ex officio), John C. Jeffries, Jr. (co-director), W. Taylor Reveley, III (co-director), Doris Kearns Goodwin (historical advisor), Gerald L. Baliles (director of the Miller Center)
Jul 08
[PDF : 946.7 kB ]

June 2008

Municipal Connectivity Provision: Societal Imperative or Fiscal Folly
The United States must find a way to increase broadband connectivity if it is to remain ahead of the technological curve.
Christopher Bronk, Kirsten Jones
Jun 25
[PDF : 298.8 kB ]
Testimony of Amy Myers Jaffe To the Select Committee on Energy Independence and Global Warming, U.S. House of Representatives
Many of the risks driving the oil price premium may be less catastrophic than they seem at first glance and have, in some cases, actually eased over the last year.
Amy Myers Jaffe
Jun 11
[PDF : 120.3 kB ]

May 2008

Testimony Before the House Natural Resources Committee, Subcommittee on National Parks, Forests and Public Lands, and Subcommittee on Fisheries, Wildlife and Oceans of the U.S. House of Representatives - Joint Subcommittee Oversight Field Hearing
Joan Neuhaus Schaan testifies regarding Texas border security.
Joan Neuhaus Schaan
May 22
[PDF : 234.7 kB ]
Global Energy Market - Working Papers
Working papers and related research for the Baker Institute/IEEJ research study on global energy markets.
May 20
China and Energy Security in Asia
China’s energy policies, and thus her energy security strategies, are largely decentralized.
Steven W. Lewis
May 06
[PDF : 673.8 kB ]
The Impact of H.R. 25 on Housing and the Homebuilding Industry
John Diamond and George Zodrow analyze the effects of implementing the FairTax reform.
John W. Diamond, George Zodrow
May 05
[PDF : 2.0 MB ]
Hacking the Nation-State: Security, Information Technology and Policies of Assurance
The transmission and storage of information in digital form coupled with the widespread proliferation of networked computers has created new issues for the security of information resources.
Christopher Bronk
May 01

April 2008

Cardiac CON Regulations and the Availability and Use of Revascularization Services
State cardiac certificate of need regulations affect the number of cardiac facilities available.
Vivian Ho, Joseph S. Ross, Brahmajee K. Nallamothu, Harlan M. Krumholz
Apr 11
[PDF : 1.9 MB ]
Considering Sea Level Rise
What can policymakers do to curb the rising sea level?
Neal Lane
Apr 02
[PDF : 190.8 kB ]

March 2008

Selecting Parameter Values for General Equilibrium Model Simulations
The Tax and Expenditure Policy researchers examine the range of parameter values for equilibrium model simulations.
Timothy S. Gunning, John W. Diamond, George Zodrow
Mar 28
[PDF : 151.0 kB ]
Health Economics Newsletter - March 2008
Are patient admission patterns influenced by hospital acquisitions?
Mar 01
[PDF : 902.8 kB ]