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Fall 2015
Regulation

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Can Government Spy a Terrorist?
… and Research’s Drug Shortage Program. The FDA data Thomas a. hemphill is professor of strategy, inno- vation, and public policy in the school of management at the University of michigan, Flint. FAll 2015 / Regulation / 3 C r e a …
By Charles L. Hooper
2006-2007
Supreme Court Review

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Protecting Consumers From Consumer Protection: Watters v. Wachovia Bank
By G. Marcus Cole
October 7, 2000
Cato.org

Joel Klein’s Legacy: The Mother of All Antitrust Violations
By Robert A. Levy
May 4, 1998
The Wall Street Journal

At the World Bank, Money Is No Object
By Ian Vásquez
December 14, 2022
Foundation for Economic Education

Education Entrepreneurs Face Regulatory Hurdles Everywhere. This State Is Trying to Help
It sounds simple enough to move to a larger location to accommodate demand, but finding space is one of the biggest challenges that today’s microschool founders encounter.
By Kerry McDonald
August 24, 2022
The New York Sun

Rethinking the FDA
If the FDA approves a bad drug, the adverse outcomes make headlines.
By Jeffrey Miron
November 20, 2007
Fox News (Online)

What if Economic Conservatives Stay Home on Election Day?
By Michael D. Tanner
May 13, 2005
Fox News (Online)

No Federalism on the Right
By David Boaz
August 29, 2016
Blog

The Problem with Income
What’s the problem with income? It turns out a lot, at least when it comes to measuring poverty.
By Vanessa Brown Calder
November 26, 2014
Blog

Harvard’s Asian-American Problem Has a Solution, Chapel Hill’s Does Not
Under current law, what we have is a system in which discrimination based on academic merit varies.
By Roger Pilon
March 19, 2014
Naples Daily News

Libertarianism 101
Unlike liberals and conservatives, libertarians have a consistent, minimalist view of the proper role of government.
By Robert A. Levy
October 15, 2013
National Review (Online)

Bind Us Together? Not in Public Schools
We are learning the hard way, not just in education but across politics, government control often does not yield harmony.
By Neal McCluskey
July 19, 2013
Blog

Thomas Sowell on the Economics of Immigration
Thomas Sowell’s latest column on immigration seems to ignore economic lessons that he has developed throughout his career.
By Alex Nowrasteh
September 10, 2010
Washington Times

Jump-starting the Economy
By Jim Powell
January 13, 2015
Working Paper

No. 25
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The Resolution of Systematically Important Financial Institutions: Lessons from Fannie and Freddie
By Mark A. Calabria

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Can Government Spy a Terrorist?

Protecting Consumers From Consumer Protection: Watters v. Wachovia Bank

Joel Klein’s Legacy: The Mother of All Antitrust Violations

At the World Bank, Money Is No Object

Education Entrepreneurs Face Regulatory Hurdles Everywhere. This State Is Trying to Help

Rethinking the FDA

What if Economic Conservatives Stay Home on Election Day?

No Federalism on the Right

The Problem with Income

Harvard’s Asian-American Problem Has a Solution, Chapel Hill’s Does Not

Libertarianism 101

Bind Us Together? Not in Public Schools

Thomas Sowell on the Economics of Immigration

Jump-starting the Economy

The Resolution of Systematically Important Financial Institutions: Lessons from Fannie and Freddie