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September 19, 2023
Economic Freedom of the World

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Full Issue
September 19, 2023
Economic Freedom of the World

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Appendix: Explanatory Notes and Data Sources
September 19, 2023
Economic Freedom of the World

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Chapter 5: Diamonds, Dynasties, or Decent Decisions? The Origin of Botswana’s Liberal Policies and Their Contemporary Unravelling
September 19, 2023
Economic Freedom of the World

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Chapter 1: Economic Freedom of the World in 2021
2022-2023
Supreme Court Review

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Looking Ahead: October Term 2023
By Wen Fa
2022-2023
Supreme Court Review

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Counterman v. Colorado: Defining True Threats of Violence under the First Amendment
By Clay Calvert
2022-2023
Supreme Court Review

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Speech, Complicity, Scarcity, and Public Accommodation
By Christopher Green
2022-2023
Supreme Court Review

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The Absurdity of Criminalizing Encouraging Words
By Eric Franklin Amarante
2022-2023
Supreme Court Review

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The SEC Puts Itself on Moot—Answering Justice Robert Jackson’s Eight-Decade-Old Query—Has the SEC Become a Law Unto Itself?
By Margaret A. Little
September 13, 2023
Testimony

Terrorist Entry Through the Southwest Border
The threat of terrorist entry through the southwest border is minuscule even when compared to the overall manageable hazard posed by foreign‐born terrorism.
By Alex Nowrasteh
September 7, 2023
The War on Prices

Wadhwani’s “100% Inflation Tax”
Another flawed case for soft price and wage controls
By Ryan Bourne
September 1, 2023
Briefing Paper

No. 163
SNAP: High Costs, Low Nutrition
When considering the farm bill, Congress should examine the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program’s (SNAP’s) poor record and consider ways to cut the program.
By Chris Edwards
July 26, 2023
Testimony

The Real Cost of an Open Border: How Americans Are Paying the Price
The U.S. immigration system does not facilitate lawful migration. It obstructs it.
By David J. Bier
July 7, 2023
Washington Examiner

‘Diversity’ House of Cards Collapses
The Supreme Court’s ruling against racial preferences in college admissions not only upends the controversial policy but redirects the wider debate about what constitutes a “colorblind society” and how to achieve it.
By Ilya Somin
July 6, 2023
The Dispatch

What Most People Don’t Understand about U.S.-China ‘Decoupling’
A “hard decoupling” of the U.S. and Chinese economies would impose massive costs upon the global economy, with the biggest pain felt not by “globalist elites” or multinational corporations but by “low‐income countries and less well‐off consumers in advanced economies.”
By Scott Lincicome