Daily Policy Digest for March 15, 2013

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March 15, 2013 Case for Universal Preschool Lacks Compelling Evidence Oklahoma went from being 24th in the country in graduation rates in 1998 when it implemented universal preschool to 25th in the country in 2012; Georgia from 46th in 1995 to 45th in 2012... REASON MAGAZINE No Bank Is Too Big to Fail By the time the housing bubble burst, failure of large banks was not considered a plausible option given the perceived systemic risks... MERCATUS CENTER Requests for Information Rise as Transparency Declines Researchers have discovered a 28 percent increase in the number of Freedom of Information Act lawsuits from President Bush's last two years in office to the last two years of President Obama's first term... WASHINGTON EXAMINER Ryan Unveils His Balanced Budget Plan House Budget Committee Chairman Paul Ryan's new budget plan would cut government spending by $4.6 trillion in 10 years... FISCAL TIMES Difference in What Medicare Spends on Cancer Care May Not Affect Survival Rates Variation in spending without a noticeable improvement in cancer survival rates calls into question the value of the care that Medicare patients are getting... KAISER HEALTH NEWS 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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