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The Lexington Institute of Arlington, VA is a libertarian, free market think tank, founded in 1988 by Merrick Carey with help from Robert L. Severns of the Alexis de Tocqueville Institution. Its annual revenue is roughly $2.5 million, having received funding from corporate sponsors.


On 9 June 2008 the Press-Register reported that almost all funding for the Lexington Institute came from the defense contractors whose products it frequently wrote in favor of.


The Lexington Institute was the 21st most cited by the media think tank in 2008, two slots below its ranking in 2007. They were the second most cost-effective think tank in media citations per dollar invested.


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... an environmentally friendly mode of transportation. These cars also can help the electric grid meet supply and demand and boost the power system's flexibility. Constance Douris manages the energy portfolio as vice president of the Lexington Institute, a nonprofit public policy think tank based in Arlington ...

His think tank, the Lexington Institute, also gets contributions from the arms industry. He caught the spirit of the moment when he praised the administration's puffed-up Pentagon proposal for using the Defense Department budget as a jobs creator in key states, including the crucial swing state of Ohio, which helped propel ...
Its balance sheet has an even bigger problem, though. A $73 billion and growing retirement plan deficit. The problem is, the Postal Service is limited by law where it can invest employees' retirement funds. Paul Steidler, senior fellow at the Lexington Institute, joined Federal Drive with Tom Temin with some ...
“These are very big increases, and though the pace of the funding is hard to predict, the bottom line here is that Raytheon is going to be a big beneficiary,” said Loren Thompson, chief operating officer of The Lexington Institute, a nonprofit think tank based in Arlington, Virginia. “What this means for Tucson is ...
Loren B. Thompson, a senior defense expert at the Virginia-based Lexington Institute and an industry consultant, said he expected the deal will turn out to be good for taxpayers. “I think this probably ends up being a bargain for taxpayers because Boeing has signed up for a fixed-price contract” while the Air ...
It started with CSRA Inc. CEO Lawrence Prior on his company's third-quarter earnings call Feb. 7. “Customer intimacy, rapid innovation and outcome-based experience” were the key to driving sustainable and organic growth and the Falls Church government IT services provider was executing on that ...
“It's not that other people can't make [the parts being sold under the contract awarded Wednesday], but United Technologies holds patents that mean others are not allowed to make them,” said Loren Thompson, an aerospace analyst with the non-profit Lexington Institute, which gets some funding from ...
Industry analysts are talking about rising profitability for years to come as UTC coasts along booming airline sales and military spending. “It's no longer an uncertainty,” Loren Thompson, chief operating officer of the Lexington Institute, a limited government think tank in Arlington, Va., said of UTC's engine.
Bath Iron Works, the state's largest consumer of both metals, is required to buy from U.S. sources for its Defense Department work, and costs will definitely increase, said defense analyst Loren Thompson, chief operating officer of the Lexington Institute in Arlington, Virginia, but not in a way that is likely to ...


 

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