Anthony P. Archie is a public policy fellow in Business and Economic Studies. Prior to joining Pacific Research Institute, Anthony earned his masters degree in public policy from Pepperdine University, specializing in economics and regional/local policy. As part of his graduate work, he co-authored Crisis in California: Reforming Workers’ Compensation, a proposal that drew praise from an esteemed panel of scholars and policy advisors. Mr. Archie has held internships on Capitol Hill and in the State Assembly. He received his B.A. in economics and political science from Pepperdine University. [Archie index]

Pensions Shouldn’t Be Run By the State
Candidates Westly and Angelides Show Why
[by Anthony P. Archie] 4/19/06

Protecting Property Rights, Post-Kelo
Taking the offensive...
[by Anthony P. Archie] 2/9/06

Pension Intervention, Part II
Reform, please…
[by Anthony P. Archie] 1/13/06

Minimum Wage is a Maximum Fallacy
Sacramento distortions…
[by Anthony P. Archie] 12/22/05

Restore Worker Freedom in America
Trampling individual rights...
[by Anthony P. Archie] 9/2/05

California’s Budget Shell Game
Prop 76 limits tax and spenders...
[by Anthony P. Archie] 8/4/05

Class Action Hero
Governor Must Fight “Sue Your Boss” Sequel...
[by Anthony P. Archie] 7/21/05

End Corporate Confusion
Corporate support for activists doing more harm than good…
[Anthony P. Archie] 6/20/05

Don't Let Up On Pension Reform
L.A. County should stabilize pension costs now...
[Anthony P. Archie] 5/18/05

Why Lawsuit Abuse Continues in California
Trial lawyers and the ADA...
[Anthony P. Archie] 5/12/05

Death, Disability, and Deception
California's Attorney General's sidesteps the truth...
[Anthony P. Archie] 3/21/05

California’s Taxing Pension System
Unstable and underperforming...
[Anthony P. Archie] 2/23/05

We Don’t Have A Revenue Problem
It's the spending...
[Anthony P. Archie] 1/24/05

Pension Intervention
CalPERS eats the budget...
[Anthony P. Archie] 12/20/04

Newsom “K”-Os Governor’s Plan
Governance by proposition..
[Anthony P. Archie] 10/15/04

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