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2010

Expecting Justice and Hoping for Empathy
In this article written by James Gibson, the isse of empathy among justices on the Supreme Court is examined.
The Senate Syndrome
Weidenbaum Center Director Steven Smith publishes this paper in Issues in Government Studies about the growing trend of formality in the Senate.
A Decade of Growth in the Regulators' Budget: An Analysis of the U.S. Budget for Fiscal Years 2010 and 2011
This is an article featuring a study written by the Weidenbaum Center's Melinda Warren and George Washington University's Susan Dudley.
Study Finds Continued Growth in Federal Regulatory Spending & Staffing
Spending and staffing at federal regulatory agencies are scheduled to increase in 2011.
Partisanship & Procedure
Steve Smith examines partisanship and procedural battles in Washington.
Midlands hit harder in 1980s

2009

Draining the Economy
Murray Weidenbaum wrote this article about a shift in the balance among the private and public sectors in favor of the govenment.
Prices Will Rise
In this article from energybiz magazine, Murray Weidenbaum writes about rising energy prices.
Stealth Expansion of Government Power
In this article written by Murray Weidenbaum, the shfiting economic power from individuals to the federal government is examined.
Administration Left Wondering What Went Wrong
Murray Weidenbaum wrote this article about health care and the stimulus for USA Today.
Economists Are Funny. Funny Ha-Ha and Funny Uh-Oh.
Reforming The Nominating Process
The 2008 U.S. presidential campaign has provided a lifetime's worth of surprises. Once again, however, the nomination process highlighted the importance of organization, political prowess, timing, and money

2008

Major parties see problems, may push reforms before 2012

2002

Breaking the Deadlock on Trade

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