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March 14, 2021
Business Insider

Big Tech’s Head-Scratching Terms of Service Agreements Need Simple, Specific Government Regulation
… to negotiate the many details of a sale each time a product is sold. So, how should law and public policy harmonize these two competing concerns — maximizing aggregate welfare of buyers and sellers versus balancing the distribution of benefits between …
By Robert A. Levy
April 26, 2019
Blog

Criminal Obstruction vs. Impeachable Obstruction
… to confuse impeachment with a criminal process. Congress has contributed to that confusion by offloading much of its responsibility for policing executive misconduct to special prosecutors. Mueller wasn’t tasked with looking into “high Crimes and Misdemeanors”; his brief was …
By Gene Healy
November 15, 2018
Blog

Better Late Than Never?
… eternal optimist, my initial reaction is to think, “better late than never,” and to hope this new resolution will cause policymakers to reconsider their misguided policy. But the cynical voice inside me responds with a more negative cliché: “a day …
By Jeffrey A. Singer
August 1, 2018
Blog

We Shouldn’t Need to Use Science to Grant Educational Freedom
… assignment (the “gold standard” of scientific research) is the best thing we have available to determine how certain treatments (or policies) affect groups of people. However, even the best methodology has important flaws that do not allow researchers to give …
By Corey A. DeAngelis
August 2, 2017
Blog

Finding Common Ground for Land-Use Regulation Reform
… Some debaters also agreed that state governments are important actors in driving local regulatory reform. Richard Rothstein of the Economic Policy Institute endorsed state “fair share” affordable housing plans. New Jersey’s decades‐old approach to battling suburban exclusionary zoning …
By Vanessa Brown Calder and Rolf Pendall
May 5, 2014
Blog

Guest Worker Visas Can Halt Illegal Immigration
… and current unauthorized immigrants can be funneled into the legal market without a large increase in enforcement. This was the policy followed in the 1950s and it appears to have worked: Media Name: nowrasteh_2.jpg Sources: Department of Homeland …
By Alex Nowrasteh
December 2, 2011
Blog

Ninth Circuit Gets It Right, Deregulates the Bone Marrow Market
… would be seriously motivated to demand organ transplant reform from Congress. Congress will now be forced to grapple with its policies regarding bone marrow transplants, which may be an opportune time for advocates to push for wider organ transplant reform …
By Ilya Shapiro
June 10, 2010
Blog

Plowing Through the Defenses of National Education Standards
… media, was able to nail down all of its important parts? Which brings us to a whole different layer of policy making, one major media wade into even less often than legislating: writing regulations. How many stories have you read …
By Neal McCluskey
February 9, 2009
Cato.org

Slow Down the Political Response to a Perceived Crisis
By William A. Niskanen
December 11, 2007
New York Post

Romneycare Gets the Flu
By Michael D. Tanner
Winter 2000
Regulation

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The Dilemmas of International Financial Regulation
By Thomas Oatley
October 26, 1998
Cato.org

A Tale of Two Spaceships
By Edward L. Hudgins
October 25, 2018
Cato University

Cato University: College of Economics
January 28, 2023
The Hill (Online)

China Needs a Free, Not Socialist, Market
Under Xi, the visible hand of the state has suppressed the invisible hand of the market.
By James A. Dorn
Spring 2015
Regulation

Concerns about Federal GMO Food Legislation
By Henry I. Miller and Drew L. Kershen

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Big Tech’s Head-Scratching Terms of Service Agreements Need Simple, Specific Government Regulation

Criminal Obstruction vs. Impeachable Obstruction

Better Late Than Never?

We Shouldn’t Need to Use Science to Grant Educational Freedom

Finding Common Ground for Land-Use Regulation Reform

Guest Worker Visas Can Halt Illegal Immigration

Ninth Circuit Gets It Right, Deregulates the Bone Marrow Market

Plowing Through the Defenses of National Education Standards

Slow Down the Political Response to a Perceived Crisis

Romneycare Gets the Flu

The Dilemmas of International Financial Regulation

A Tale of Two Spaceships

Cato University: College of Economics

China Needs a Free, Not Socialist, Market

Concerns about Federal GMO Food Legislation