Daily Policy Digest for February 8, 2013

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February 8, 2013 Can Money Buy Happiness After All? A 20 percent increase in income has the same effect on happiness for all people, meaning that it takes larger incremental increases at higher wages to improve the same amount of happiness as a lower-salaried person... REASON MAGAZINE Many Companies May Drop Employee Coverage under ObamaCare A 2011 McKinsey survey found that 30 percent of employers would "definitely or probably" drop health insurance after 2014... THE ECONOMIST Rolling Back the War on Vaccines Only 60 percent of U.S. parents of children age 24 months to 35 months adhered to the recommended vaccination schedule in 2009... WALL STREET JOURNAL Solving America's Math Crisis From 1983 to 2007, the percent of college graduates with math-intensive majors fell from roughly 25 percent to around 15 percent... EDUCATION NEXT College Need Not Be Expensive Inflation-adjusted household income has fallen by 7 percent between 2006 and 2011, while the average real tuition at public four-year colleges has risen over 18 percent... AMERICAN ENTERPRISE INSTITUTE NCPA Blogs John Goodman's Health Policy Blog The premier right-of-center health policy blog on the Internet. Bob McTeer's Economic Policy Blog Expert insights into economic growth and monetary policy. Retirement and Taxes: Reforms that Make "Cents" Retirement reforms based on common sense. Energy and Environment: Clearing the Air Expert analysis on energy and environment issues. Facebook Twitter LinkedIn YouTube Flickr This email was sent by: NCPA 12770 Coit Road, Suite 800, Dallas TX 75251-1339 Call us at 972.386.6272 We respect your right to privacy - view our policy. Support our work with your donation of $25 or more.

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