NCPA - Daily Policy Digest - Thursday, March 28, 2002

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Daily Policy Digest
Thursday, March 28, 2002

	Land-use restrictions reduce affordable housing in coastal California and the Northeast Amtrak corridor....
HARVARD INSTITUTE OF ECONOMIC RESEARCH/NEW YORK TIMES

	The number of hospitals has shrunk 14 percent, beds 18 percent, since 1985, leaving some hospitals short of space....
NEW YORK TIMES

	Block grants meant for poor communities have gone to wealthy ones, but Bush budget would reinforce measure's original purpose....
WASHINGTON TIMES

	Negotiating and paying ransom for hostages could embolden terrorist-kidnappers, warn critics....
INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY

	Joint custody better for kids after divorce, new study finds....
JOURNAL OF FAMILY PSYCHOLOGY/USA TODAY

	Renewable energy is expensive to produce, says James Glassman, while fossil fuels are cheap and plentiful....
AMERICAN ENTERPRISE INSTITUTE/DALLAS MORNING NEWS

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