To make its research readily available to a broad audience, the Institute for Philosophy and Public Policy publishes this quarterly newsletter. Articles are intended to advance philosophically informed debate on current policy choices; the views presented are not necessarily those of the Institute or its sponsors.

In This Issue:

Expert Analysis vs. Public Opinion:
The Case of Campaign Finance Reform

-Peter Levine

Can We Put a Price on Nature's Services?

-Mark Sagoff

Corporatism in Question: A Note on Managed Care

-Robert Hunt Sprinkle

Counting Race and Ethnicity: Options for the 2000 Census

-Judith Lichtenberg, Suzanne Bianchi,
Robert Wachbroit, and David Wasserman