From the Cover
Free Speech for You and Me, but Not for Professionals
In this information age, the Supreme Court should make clear that censoring professionals is intolerable.
When Law and Economics Was a Dangerous Subject
How the early 20th century controversy over railroad regulation embarrassed the University of Chicago and ruined an economist’s career.
Is More Antitrust the Answer to Wealth Inequality?
Market power often serves progressive aims.
Features
Stunted Harvest
Regulatory reform for biotechnology is a tough row to hoe.
Using Delegation to Promote Deregulation
Instead of trying to restrain agencies’ rulemaking power, why not create an agency with the authority and incentive to deregulate?
The Federal Experiment with Evidence-Based Funding
Standards for the Home Visiting Program are a good first step toward helping children, but even higher standards are needed.
