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No one school can serve all students equally well. Ultimately,school choice is about enabling all parents to enroll theirchildren in the public, public charter, private, or home schoolsthat best meet their individual needs. School choice maximizes thebenefits of America's sizable investment in education to ensurethat all children have an opportunity to succeed.
In a recent speech at the American Enterprise Institute, outgoingFederal Communications Commission Chairman Reed Hundt echoed theconcerns of countless policymakers when he asked, "is it [theTelecommunications Act of 1996] working?"
INTRODUCTION The Clinton Administration’s plan to create a government-run health care system has serious implications for the quality and availability of health care in America.[1] But of equal concern should be the plan’s likely effects on the performance of the economy and its impact on fiscal policy. Health care today accounts for one-seventh of the nation’s economy. While the Administration has avoided much public discussion of the economic and budget impacts of its plan, these are likely to be severe.
In a recent speech at the American Enterprise Institute, outgoingFederal Communications Commission Chairman Reed Hundt echoed theconcerns of countless policymakers when he asked, "is it [theTelecommunications Act of 1996] working?"