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September 6, 2018
Blog

Italy’s Macroeconomic Problems Cannot Be Remedied By Issuing a Domestic Quasi-Money
… Cattaneo, Massimo Costa, and Stefano Sylos Labini), correctly noting that “budget constraints and a lack of monetary sovereignty have tied policymakers’ hands,” and regarding this as a bad thing, have proposed in a series of publications that Italy should introduce …
By Lawrence H. White
September 4, 2018
City A.M.

Corbyn Won’t Stop Until the Government Controls Everything
… for the state in redistributing incomes, and others still task it with a responsibility to save us from ourselves, using policies to correct human behavioural biases. If this had been an initiative from the Chinese government, commentators would be bemoaning …
By Ryan Bourne
June 21, 2017
Blog

How Many Libertarians Are There? The Answer Depends on the Method You Use
… Libertarian 15% Communitarian 28% Conservative 33% Liberal Media Name: ekins_fig1.jpg Ask people to answer a question about economic policy and a question about social policy While not as rigorous as asking people multiple questions, this is another quick …
By Emily Ekins
August 1, 2016
Blog

When Bad Regulation Isn’t a Bad Idea
… some Obama critics have responded to his bill‐signing by sarcastically quoting his earlier vows to rely on science when policymaking. The cleverer critics have even asked what comes next: dihydrogen monoxide warnings? Labels that foods contain no fairies or …
By Thomas A. Firey
March 22, 2013
Blog

Hayek, Regulator?
… a Hayek-hegemony to a Friedman-hegemony. Whereas the first was more focused on first principles, the latter was more policy-oriented (see also this EconTalk with Russ Roberts). “The rise of Milton Friedman represents both the realization of Hayek …
By Alberto Mingardi
Spring 2005
Regulation

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Pay without Performance: The Unfulfilled Promise of Executive Compensation
By William A. Niskanen
Spring 2005
Regulation

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The Frankenfood Myth: How Protest and Politics Threaten the Biotech Revolution
By Susan E. Dudley and Eileen Norcross
Summer 2012
Regulation

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Does Private Insurance Reduce Environmental Accidents?
By Haitao Yin, Howard Kunreuther, and Matthew W. White
November 23, 2011
Blog

Fun with Grammar
By David Boaz
September 29, 2011
Blog

Obama and Civil Liberties
By Tim Lynch
August 27, 2010
Washington Times

The Cost of Progressivist Worship
By Jim Powell
October 6, 2002
Washington Times

Health Coverage Hysteria
By Alan Reynolds
September 10, 2002
Briefing Paper

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Personal Accounts in a Down Market: How Recent Stock Market Declines Affect the Social Security Reform Debate
By Andrew G. Biggs
Fall 1993
Regulation

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Lessons from the Cutting Edge: The HDTV Experience
By Cynthia A. Beltz
Jan/Feb 1983
Regulation

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Undue Diligence: The Mine-it-or-Lose-It Rule for Federal Coal
By Robert M. Nelson

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Italy’s Macroeconomic Problems Cannot Be Remedied By Issuing a Domestic Quasi-Money

Corbyn Won’t Stop Until the Government Controls Everything

How Many Libertarians Are There? The Answer Depends on the Method You Use

When Bad Regulation Isn’t a Bad Idea

Hayek, Regulator?

Pay without Performance: The Unfulfilled Promise of Executive Compensation

The Frankenfood Myth: How Protest and Politics Threaten the Biotech Revolution

Does Private Insurance Reduce Environmental Accidents?

Fun with Grammar

Obama and Civil Liberties

The Cost of Progressivist Worship

Health Coverage Hysteria

Personal Accounts in a Down Market: How Recent Stock Market Declines Affect the Social Security Reform Debate

Lessons from the Cutting Edge: The HDTV Experience

Undue Diligence: The Mine-it-or-Lose-It Rule for Federal Coal