Small-business owners who have paid their taxes and want to create jobs need the government to get out of their way.

Do consumers use less health care and buy less health insurance when prices increase? If so, market-based reforms can be used to slow the growth of health costs and expand access by making health insurance less costly. If not, we cannot rely on the price system to accomplish these objectives....

AEI scholars and other experts will examine the likely impact, feasibility, and support for forthcoming health care reforms.

The Obama administration must open its doors to the concerns and opinions of the largest creator of jobs in the country--small businesses--in order to succeed in boosting American employment.

By opting for a hasty, major transformation of the U.S. economy after the financial crisis instead of a more measured approach, Congress and the president may be slowing the economic recovery.

This paper concludes that there is no reason to base our policies on the idea that small businesses are more deserving of government favor than big companies.

Mandatory expensing of stock options will harm small businesses, drive talented managers and workers offshore, and harm the U.S. economy at a critical time.