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Book Review!

Why I, Too, Am Not a Conservative By James M. Buchanan Fairfax, Virginia
Reviewed by Donald J. Boudreaux, J.D., Ph.D. Fairfax, Virginia |
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"Public Policy Leadership in the Virginia Tradition"
The Virginia Institute for Public Policy is an independent, nonpartisan, education and research organization committed to the goals of individual opportunity and economic growth. Through research, policy recommendations, and symposia, the Institute works ahead of the political process to lay the intellectual foundation for a society dedicated to individual liberty, free enterprise, private property, the rule of law, and constitutionally limited government.

* NEW STUDY RELEASED *
The Prognosis for National Health Insurance:
A Virginia Perspective
- The Effects of Proposed National Health Care Reform on Virginia -
At a news conference held in Richmond on September 8th, the Virginia Institute for Public Policy released its latest report, The Prognosis for National Health Insurance: A Virginia Perspective. Donna Arduin, coauthor of the study and a partner with Arduin, Laffer & Moore Econometrics, explained why the health care reform plan pending in Congress would cause more harm than good, and the specific effects it would have on the citizens and the economy of Virginia.
"Current proposals based on President Obama's policies would worsen the system, increase costs, further escalate medical price inflation, and add more than $285 billion to the deficit in the next ten years," said Arduin.
For a 4-page synopsis of the study results, CLICK HERE
For a copy of the complete study, CLICK HERE

On December 8th, the president of Yorktown University, Dr. Richard Bishirjian, presented the University's "Best YouTube Video of 2009" to John Taylor, president of the Virginia Institute for Public Policy. The award was presented at Tertium Quids' monthly conservative/libertarian coalition meeting in Richmond. The video may be viewed by clicking the "Video Introduction" button on the Web site navigation bar at the left.

Virginia Institute for Public Policy
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