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  • April 19, 2023
    Reason
    Unlock the Cannabis Industry for Financial Institutions
    Unlock the Cannabis Industry for Financial Institutions
    … Congress hasn’t been enough to make these numbers available. However, past studies have offered some insights. A 2018 Bank Policy Institute study found only 3.65 percent of suspicious activity reports (SARs) and 0.44 percent of currency transaction …
    By Nicholas Anthony
  • November 20, 2014
    Blog
    Can Taxis Survive the Rise of Ridesharing?
    … they provide a service safer than the services offered by rideshare drivers. Rideshare companies have been criticized for their insurance policies despite the fact that both Uber and Lyft provide coverage once a ride is taking place and when drivers …
    By Matthew Feeney
  • January 9, 2014
    USA Today
    Expand Jobs Not Jobless Benefits
    … s an understandable desire in Washington to “do something,” and extending benefits once again certainly is the easy route for policy makers. But if we are serious about keeping workers out of the long-term unemployment trap, we must have …
    By Senator Rand Paul (R-KY) and Daniel J. Mitchell
  • June 12, 2008
    Blog
    Is Climate Change the World’s Most Important Problem? Part 3
    … important environmental problem facing the globe now or whenever, ask to see the analysis that compares climate change with other problems. In future postings I’ll look at the policy implications of the results from the FTA in greater detail.
    By Indur M. Goklany
  • Summer 2002
    Regulation
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    LEMs and Rents
    … and Law, Emory University Jane S. Shaw, Senior Associate, Political Economy Research Center S. Fred Singer, President, Science and Environmental Policy Project Fred Smith Jr., President, Competitive Enterprise Institute V. Kerry Smith, University Distinguished Professor, North Carolina State University Pablo …
  • Summer 2002
    Regulation
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    Arms and the Waterman
    … and Law, Emory University Jane S. Shaw, Senior Associate, Political Economy Research Center S. Fred Singer, President, Science and Environmental Policy Project Fred Smith Jr., President, Competitive Enterprise Institute V. Kerry Smith, University Distinguished Professor, North Carolina State University Pablo …
  • May 8, 2017
    Blog
    A New Approach for Occupational Licensing in Wisconsin
    In an economy where states have been ratcheting up their efforts to attract jobs and boost economic growth, it is time for Wisconsin to examine its current licensing regime and think cogently about which tasks merit licensing.
    By Ike Brannon
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