Jun 30, 2012

NCPA President and CEO John C. Goodman, Ph.D. will be the featured speaker at the MDVIP conference at the Grand Hyatt Hotel, NYC on June 30th. Dr. Goodman’s topic will …

Class Struggle

The Wall Street Journal: NCPA Chairman Pete du Pont says Romney’s pro-student plan to allow school choice beats Obama’s pro-union education plan.

Jun 28, 2012

NCPA President and CEO John C. Goodman will be a featured speaker at the Liberty Fund Bloggers Conference in Indianapolis, IN. The conference topic will be over Liberty, Public Policy, …

John C. Goodman-Curing the Healthcare Crisis

CBN: John C. Goodman, President & CEO of the National Center for Policy Analysis Institute and author of Priceless: Curing the Healthcare Crisis, spoke with CBN about the possible effect of “Obamacare” on America’s health care system and why Health Savings Accounts are the answer.

Class Struggle

The Wall Street Journal: NCPA Chairman Pete du Pont says Romney’s pro-student plan to allow school choice beats Obama’s pro-union education plan.

Using Staffing Companies to Reduce Unemployment

More than 75 years since the system was created, unemployment insurance is still a contentious issue. Whether the problem is a lack of available work or the resistance of the unemployed to seek new work, the unemployment system itself seems to be failing to do its job. However, we could speed the re-employment of the unemployed by using staffing agencies to match people with available positions.

David Horowitz

NCPA Economic Policy Forum & Author Serieswith David Horowitz New York Times bestselling authorand president of the David Horowitz Freedom Center The New Leviathan: How the Left-Wing Money-Machine Shapes American …

The Disappearing Gender Wage Gap

A single, oft-cited statistic is that women make 79 cents for every dollar that men make doing the same work. However, that average number fails to account for factors aside from discrimination that can affect an individual’s pay. When experience and other factors are considered, the wage gap narrows.