Publications


	The Institute for SocioEconomic Studies is a private operating foundation that examines issues relating to economic development, poverty, health care reform and the quality of life


	Policy Perspectives

	The Continuing Rise in Prescription Drug Prices by Donald Sutherland, Research Fellow, June 2001
	One Divorce that Would Be Worth It by Donald Sutherland, Research Fellow, May 2001
	Growing Number See American Dream as Unattainable: Declining real income and housing shortage push “white picket fence” out of reach by Heather Rubeo, Research Associate, May 2001

	Recently Published

	Medicare Prescription by Heather Rubeo Long Island Newsday 5/8/02 A Way to Fix Medicare by Allan Ostergren The New York Times 4/26/02 Cost of Leaving Welfare by Heather Rubeo The New York Times 3/5/02 Care takers by Thomas Jackson The New Republic 2/11/02 Full Disclosure: first step to health-care reform by Leonard Greene Journal News 1/28/02 Government won’t solve problems ahead by Frederick Gurzeler USA Today 11/28/01 Economic Diversity Is Only Part of the Story by Donald J. Sutherland Business Week 11/26/01 Revisiting the Rules of Health Insurance by Thomas C. Jackson The New York Times 9/9/01	Socialism -- alive and well in America by Leonard Greene The Washington Times 8/24/01 It’s more patriotic to spend tax rebate by Allan Ostergren Danbury News-Times 8/22/01 Health care’s ills by Donald J. Sutherland USA Today 7/27/01 Dear I.R.S.: Thanks for the Letter by James B. Bryan The New York Times 7/23/01 Taxed Health Care by Thomas C. Jackson USA Today 4/16/01 Taxpayers Know Best by Alan Ostergren The New York Times 4/01/01 Making Welfare Work By Frederick Gurzeler The New York Times 1/28/01