Opinion columns by Timothy Taylor in the San Jose Mercury News: 1994
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December 28, 1994 - "It's Crunch Time for Health and Education: Both are Run by Omnivorous Bureaucracies which can Absorb Almost Any Amount of Money"

December 15, 1994 - "Social Security Myth Needs a Reality Check"

November 23, 1994 - "Alan Greenspan has His Reasons"

November 13, 1994 - "A Bigger Fight Over Free Trade"

November 1, 1994 - "Deficit Delusions"

October 11, 1994 - "Next Step That's Needed: 'Universal' Product Line - Quietly, Banks Get Approval to Go Interstate"

September 21, 1994 - "The Federal Reserve's Wringer"

September 13, 1994 - "An Air Crash is the Least of Your Worries"

August 28, 1994 - "A Health Care Deal was Achievable, But Clinton Blew It - Good Diagnosis, Bad Medicine"

August 9, 1994 - "Goodbye, Sunshine"

July 29, 1994 - "A Lot of People Think Japan's Industrial Policy Picked Only Winners; A Lot of People are Wrong - The Bureaucrats Blew It, Too"

July 25, 1994 - "Clinton's Dollar Dithering Incites Volatility"

July 14, 1994 - "Russia an Odd 8th at the G-7"

June 30, 1994 - "... And Welfare Reform isn't Likely to Change That"

June 15, 1994 - "R&D Effort Downshifts - As Government Steps Back, General Projects Lose Support"

May 18, 1994 - "Competitiveness? Why Worry?"

April 22, 1994 - "Clinton Still May Control Inflation"

April 6, 1994 - "No, We Don't Want to Level Los Angeles"

April 1, 1994 - "A Compromise Could End the Stock Option Hysteria"

March 11, 1994 - "The Truth About Who Pays"

March 7, 1994 - "As a Disincentive to Smoke, a Cigarette Tax Makes Sense"

February 22, 1994 - "It's an American Tradition Going for Broke"

February 11, 1994 - "Clinton Got Economic Help -- From Bush"

February 9, 1994 - "If a Precedent of Market Quotas is Established with Japan, It Will Surely Work Against U.S. Interests - In Other Cases Clinton Forgets About Free Trade"

February 4, 1994 - "In Tough Times, Many Nations Cut Back a Farewell to Arms Spending"

February 2, 1994 - "How to Fix Clinton's 'Socialized Medicine'"

January 28, 1994 - "Right Number - Rather Than the Price of Telephone Service Increasing Sharply, It is Actually About 20 Percent Cheaper than 10 Years Ago, Adjusted for Inflation"