Air Quality in America: A Dose of Reality on Air Pollution Levels, Trends, and Health RisksBy Joel M. Schwartz and Steven F. HaywardAEI Press, 2007,...

David F. Bradford was the father of modern consumption tax philosophy and the most important contributor of the last few decades to serious thinking about fundamental tax reform.

If Proposition 71(a state initiative to fund stem-cell research)passes, cash-strapped California taxpayers will be spending their money on a handful of second-rate biotech companies.

The test will come when, after the 1996 American election, the United States once again embarks on multilateral or regional trade liberalization.

If Europe fails to put its economic house in order, pressure will grow for inward-looking trade policies, and the United States and Asian nations will move toward greater trade liberalization.

Institutional Foundations of Public Finance is not only a fitting tribute to David Bradford, but it is also a book that should be of interest to economists studying any of the topics that it covers.

The United States is the world's leader in many ways, and we remain the leading advocate for pro-growth policies around the world.