From the Cover
Debunking the ‘Network Effects’ Bogeyman
Policymakers need to march to the evidence, not to slogans.
Suffer the Little Children
U.S. law treats Native American children very differently than other children.
Risky Business: Should the FDA Pay Attention to Drug Prices?
Prices provide information that the agency needs to consider.
The Concentration and Persistence of Health Care Spending
Much of the conventional wisdom behind current policy has ambiguous empirical support.
Features
Harry Grubert, 1937–2017
How to win friends and influence people while working in government.
A Seattle Game-Changer?
The latest empirical research further underscores the harm of minimum wage laws.
The Latest on Occupational Licensing Reform
At the federal level and in the state of Michigan, there have been encouraging moves toward market liberalization.
