From the Cover
What Hath the FCC Wrought?
As Title II “net neutrality” moves toward implementation, some proponents are having second thoughts. What is to be done?
Scaling and Splitting: New Approaches to Health Insurance
How can we cut health care costs while expanding access to care?
Reforming Housing Assistance
The federal government can serve more families at a lower cost than its current hodgepodge of programs.
Features
The Future Legacy of Public Choice
Gordon Tullock, 1922 — 2014
Reforming SSDI for the 21st Century
Preserving the program will require fundamental change.
Will Competition Arise for Multistate Health Plans?
Recent regulations are unlikely to make the MSP program a platform for more robust health insurance competition.
Groundhog Day at the FCC
Consumers don’t benefit from “reflexive protectionism.”
