Daily Policy Digest for April 24, 2013

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April 24, 2013 Reasons to Reject the Law of the Sea Treaty The United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea Treaty is essentially a new world government of the sea that redistributes wealth and seeks to control supply and demand of oceanic resources, say Iain Murray, an adjunct fellow, and H. Sterling Burnett, a senior fellow, at the National Center for Policy Analysis... MASTER RESOURCE Tax Code More Complex Than Ever The current paperwork burden generated by the Internal Revenue Service now totals more than 6.7 billion hours... NATIONAL TAXPAYERS UNION Math and Science Teachers Earn More Outside of Education Math and science teachers earned 15 percent and 12 percent more, respectively, than did English teachers after leaving the teaching profession... EDUCATION NEXT Insurance Tax Could Cost States Billions The ObamaCare tax on insurance plans could cost the states as much as $15 billion... THE HILL Addressing the Declining Productivity of Higher Education Even when adjusted for the growth in overall labor costs in the economy, the decline in bachelor's-degree production is nearly 20 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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