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Remembering Foster Friess: CRI's friend & benefactor
Remembering Foster Friess: CRI's friend & benefactor June 4, 2021 "In 2018, Foster launched Foster's Outriders with the mission to promote principles of free enterprise, limited constitutional government, fiscal responsibility, and traditional American values. Working with Democrats, Republicans, and Independents, the foundation strives to unite Americans from all backgrounds around issues we can all agree on." These Outrider principles are totally aligned with those of C
Caesar Rodney Institute
Jun 4, 2021
Pennsylvania Governor’s carbon tax plan a bad idea
Center for Energy & Environmental Policy To read the document, please download the pdf below.
David T. Stevenson
Jun 3, 2021


The Blockchain and Digital Assets- Critical to Delaware
The Blockchain and Digital Assets- Critical to Delaware by Charlie Copeland Co-Director Center for Analysis of Delaware's Economy & Government Spending May 19, 2021 DELAWARE IS SITTING ON A POT OF GOLD! In Q1 2021, according to the Wall Street Journal, $2 billion of "digital asset" transactions happened on the Ethereum network , up from only $94 million the previous quarter. These "digital asset" transactions were smart contracts - the sale and use of tokenized i
Charlie Copeland
May 19, 2021


Delaware Legislators reduced the supply of manufactured homes
Delaware Legislators reduced the supply of manufactured homes by Dr. John Stapleford Co-Director Center for Analysis of Delaware's Economy & Government Spending May 7, 2021 Beginning in 2010, Delaware State legislators began efforts to put rent controls on manufactured home communities. The argument was that there was an unequal bargaining position between community owners (landowners) and tenant-manufactured homeowners (homeowners). If the homeowners believed that a
Dr. John E. Stapleford
May 7, 2021


Offshore wind too ugly for the Hamptons but OK for other beach resorts?
Offshore wind too ugly for the Hamptons but OK for other beach resorts? By David T. Stevenson Director Center for Energy & Environmental Policy May 4, 2021 (Photo source: Vanity Fair and CRI's creative) Officials in New York and the Federal Government determined that the proposed offshore wind turbine lease area off the Hamptons is too close and ruins the serene ocean viewshed. They also noted it is a threat to navigation, fishing, and endangered marine mammals. The
David T. Stevenson
May 4, 2021


Reducing taxes would jump-start Delaware’s economic growth
Reducing taxes would jump-start Delaware's economic growth by John Toedtman, Executive Director Caesar Rodney Institute (Updated May 4, 2021) According to the Delaware Economic and Financial Advisory Council , Delaware will end up with a $425 million cash surplus at the end of this Fiscal Year 2021 (June 30, 2021). With the $1.9 trillion American Rescue Plan just signed into law by President Biden, there is a high probability that the small states will be given another
John Toedtman
May 4, 2021


A look into "Delaware's Economic Recovery": strongly suggests it's time for a tax cut
A look into "Delaware's Economic Recovery": strongly suggests it's time for a tax cut by Dr. John Stapleford Co-Director, Center for Analysis of Delaware's Economy & Government Spending April 29, 2021 On April 13 th, the Philadelphia Federal Reserve Bank president, Patrick Harker, spoke to members of the Delaware State Chamber of Commerce . According to Harker, the real Delaware economic recovery is underway, but it is "a work in progress." Total Delaware employment
Dr. John E. Stapleford
Apr 29, 2021


Claims of an Electric Vehicle Charging Shortage are a Myth
Claims of an Electric Vehicle Charging Shortage are a Myth by David T. Stevenson Director of the Center for Energy & Environmental Policy April 23, 2021 President Biden wants to build 500,000 new electric vehicle (EV) charging stations by 2030 using government subsidies to fill an imaginary shortage. We urge the federal government to allow markets to work and to stay out of subsidizing EV chargers. We don't need to add to the federal deficit chasing a myth. Empty EV cha
David T. Stevenson
Apr 23, 2021


Feds Approve "Environmental Disaster" off our Coast for Earth Day
Feds Approve "Environmental Disaster" off our Coast for Earth Day by David T. Stevenson Director of Center for Energy & Environmental Policy April 19, 2021 (last updated April 20, 2021) It is time to know the truth about what an "environmental disaster" will look like if we build thousands of skyscraper-sized wind turbines off every major coastal beach from Massachusetts to North Carolina. Creatures from the lowly horseshoe crab to the majestic whale are threatened. V
David T. Stevenson
Apr 19, 2021


Delaware's $7.5 Billion "Shadow Budget" dominates total spending in the first state
Delaware's $7.5 Billion "Shadow Budget" dominates total spending in the first state by Charlie Copeland, Co-Director Center for Analysis of Delaware's Economy & Government Spending April 14, 2021 Delaware will spend around $12.5 billion over the next year despite a widely-reported "General Fund Budget" of around $5 billion. The $7.5 billion "Shadow Budget" is 1.5X larger than the "General Fund" and has almost no legislative oversight or citizen input. The General Assemb
Charlie Copeland
Apr 14, 2021
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