From the Cover
Putting 97 Million Households through the Wringer
By imposing “safeguard” tariffs, President Trump has delivered corporate welfare at the expense of Americans.
The Patent System at a Crossroads
A looming Supreme Court decision could either continue or reverse the erosion of intellectual property rights.
Miles to Go before We Sleep
Oil States is a fight over the use of administrative tribunals, not intellectual property rights.
If We Pay Football Players, Why Not Kidney Donors?
Handicapping Financial Reform
Will President Trump and new Fed chair Jerome Powell share an ambitious vision of reform?
Regulating Banks by Regulating Capital
Instead of trying to block banks’ ability to make foolish decisions, regulators should require that they have ample capital to pay off their creditors.
Features
Who Should Pay for Infrastructure?
The most daunting impediment in efficient financing is public misperception.
The Return of Antitrust?
The trouble with grounding policy on legal precedent and political ends, however, is that Congress has passed <em>many</em> laws to promote the special interests of producers at the expense of consumers.
