Subsidies

Politics

The Unseen Consequences of "Green Jobs"

Will investing in clean energy harm the economy?

Ronald Bailey | 2.8.2011 4:40 PM

Politics

Let Ethanol Subsidies Die

A policy that free marketeers and militant greens can agree on

Ronald Bailey | 11.16.2010 4:30 PM

Policy

Can the Climate Be Fixed?

A new book offers a clear-eyed view of the technological and economic magnitude of addressing climate change.

Ronald Bailey | 11.9.2010 4:30 PM

Policy

Candy Corn, Gatorade, and the Poor

Katherine Mangu-Ward | 10.27.2010 9:39 AM

Politics

Revving Up Electric Cars With Government Cash

We'll never know if the electric car industry would have been viable without subsidies.

Ronald Bailey | 9.28.2010 4:30 PM

Policy

The Bioethanol Binge

Fuel made from corn is expensive, inefficient-and undrinkable.

Ronald Bailey | 9.21.2010 4:30 PM

Politics

Wind Turbines Are Beautiful

...but a tad expensive.

Ronald Bailey | 9.14.2010 5:30 PM

Politics

Whole Lotta Nothing In L.A.

How the Community Redevelopment Agency is turning the City of the Angels back into a desert.

Tim Cavanaugh | 9.9.2010 4:30 PM

Politics

Reason In the Air: Tim Cavanaugh on L.A.'s Auto Bailout

Reason Staff | 9.8.2010 11:23 AM

Politics

Los Angeles: Leading the Nation in Vacant Lots

Tim Cavanaugh | 9.7.2010 9:32 PM

Politics

Reason In the Air: Tim Cavanaugh on the Fall of Men and Real Estate

Reason Staff | 9.7.2010 5:11 PM

Politics

L.A.'s Automotive Bailout

Tim Cavanaugh | 9.7.2010 4:44 PM

Politics

No Exit Plan for Housing Quagmire

Tim Cavanaugh | 9.6.2010 3:11 PM

Politics

California Roundup: Professors Can't Do Math

Tim Cavanaugh | 8.31.2010 7:10 PM

Politics

California Roundup: Trojan Victory; Grand Delusion; Hollywood Cannibals, and More

Tim Cavanaugh | 8.27.2010 3:14 PM

Politics

Affordable Housing Is Not a Crime

Tim Cavanaugh | 8.27.2010 12:37 PM

Politics

Why Is Eli Broad Renting a Full Block of Downtown L.A. for $6,481.48 a Month?

Tim Cavanaugh | 8.24.2010 3:17 PM

Politics

Finally, the Rich Are Getting Their Fair Share: Manhattan Condo Dwellers Line Up For FHA Subsidies

Tim Cavanaugh | 8.13.2010 8:16 PM

Politics

Now How Much Would You Pay for Inflated Real Estate?

Tim Cavanaugh | 8.9.2010 10:09 PM

Politics

California Roundup: Troubled Waters, Movie Bombs, and Why Free Speech Shouldn't Apply To Twitter

Tim Cavanaugh | 8.2.2010 12:49 PM

Politics

California Still Going Off the Rails On a Crazy Train

Tim Cavanaugh | 7.1.2010 8:34 PM

Policy

The Home Buyer Tax Credit Has Risen From the Grave!

Tim Cavanaugh | 6.30.2010 5:20 PM

Policy

They'll Do Anything to Goose Housing Prices, Even Hand Out Tax Credits to 1,300 Prison Inmates

Matt Welch | 6.23.2010 12:43 PM

Policy

Orrin Hatch: Drug-test Welfare Recipients

Matt Welch | 6.16.2010 11:28 AM

Policy

Film Subsidies Don't Work, Long Live Film Subsidies!

Matt Welch | 6.15.2010 3:27 PM

Politics

Shocker: Government Subsidization of Movies Comes With Editorial Strings Attached

Matt Welch | 6.15.2010 10:43 AM

Policy

Cows, Copy, and Cash

Citizen journalism meets microfinance

Katherine Mangu-Ward | 6.10.2010 4:30 PM

Politics

BP and the Feds

Matt Welch | 6.9.2010 10:23 AM

Policy

AmEx: Thanks But No Thanks for the Subsidies

Katherine Mangu-Ward | 5.25.2010 5:22 PM

Policy

Lesbian Lord of the Rings Programmers Creating Open Source Star Wars Apps, or, Can Nonprofit Status Make Newspapers Any Less Lame?

Tim Cavanaugh | 5.12.2010 10:35 AM

Politics

Fannie Mae: Now How Much Would You Pay?

Tim Cavanaugh | 5.10.2010 9:31 PM

Policy

Student Loan Defaults Increase, Again

Tim Cavanaugh | 5.4.2010 6:16 PM

Politics

Successful, Schmuccessful, As Long As It Costs Too Much

Tim Cavanaugh | 4.27.2010 9:23 PM

Policy

Shiller's Ode To Jacked-Up Prices

Tim Cavanaugh | 4.21.2010 3:25 AM

Politics

Without Politicians To Look After Us, Even East Coast League Hockey Is Endangered

Tim Cavanaugh | 4.8.2010 8:27 PM

Politics

Kollege Kockup: Something Is Not Right In Higher Ed

Tim Cavanaugh | 3.8.2010 9:42 PM

Policy

Overpaying for Green Power

Americans are adopting a failed type of clean energy subsidy-the feed-in tariff-just as Europeans are abandoning it.

Ronald Bailey | 1.26.2010 6:00 PM