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July 11, 2024
Blog

Trump v. US: With Great Power Comes Great Immunity
… this the “Sweet Mystery of Office” passage.) The unspoken premise in the majority opinion is that where there’s a policy need, there’s a constitutional privilege. Don’t sweat the details: if a particular immunity “is required to safeguard …
By Gene Healy
July 9, 2024
Blog

Is Argentina’s Sale of Puts on Treasury Bonds Less Risky than Dollarization?
… weeks, albeit while maintaining his “fiscal surplus first” approach. One great advantage of dollarization, however, is that it makes fiscal policy largely irrelevant in terms of the stability of people’s savings and purchasing power, all while inflation drops rapidly …
By Daniel Raisbeck
July 9, 2024
Blog

Regulation Is Europe’s Key Leverage in Global Tech Industry
… than they received before the obligations of the DMA. The DMA is the latest representation of a divergence in tech policy positions over the decades and shows Europe’s continued attempt to export regulation of America’s leading tech companies …
By Emma Hopp
Summer 2024
Regulation

Book Review: Universal Basic Income: What Everyone Needs to Know
By Pierre Lemieux
Summer 2024
Regulation

Why Does Child Support Go Unpaid?
State calculations of child costs overinflate those values, discouraging obligor payments.
By William S. Comanor
May 31, 2024
Blog

New Medicaid Regulations Unlikely to Improve Accessibility and Transparency
On April 22, 2024, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services released a new rule that purportedly “enhances quality and fiscal and program integrity standards.” Unfortunately, this rule will likely increase Medicaid expenditures without achieving most of its stated goals.
By Krit Chanwong
May 17, 2024
Blog

Immersive Outreach Programs May Be a Better Investment than DEI Initiatives
No matter what ideological foundation a DEI program has, funds are better spent on programs like The Hidden Genius Project and MITES.
By Erec Smith
May 8, 2024
The Dispatch

Political Sacred Cows Inflate American Grocery Prices
Protectionism makes our already costly supermarket trips even costlier—and for no good reason.
By Scott Lincicome
April 19, 2024
Boston Globe

There’s a Kind of Racism Embedded in DEI
Too many programs describe ‘the Black experience’ in confining ways. Instead, we can achieve true diversity without erasing individuality.
By Erec Smith
March 22, 2024
Legal Briefs

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United States v. Abbott
By Ilya Somin
March 20, 2024
Free Society

Freedom to Learn: The Tenacious Fight for Educational Choice
Fighting for the freedom to choose the education that best fits their children’s needs is a relentless pursuit for families facing the constraints of a one-size-fits-all system.
By Bekah Congdon and Audrey Grayson
March 20, 2024
Free Society

Vol. 1
Through Progress and Peril: The Precarious State of Human Freedom
From the rise of authoritarian regimes to the challenges in established democracies, the fight to preserve liberty and free markets is more critical than ever.
By Johan Norberg
March 13, 2024
The Dispatch

I Make Great Hot Sauce. State Regulations Ensure You’ll Never Taste It.
‘Cottage food’ restrictions mean less choice and less entrepreneurship for no good reason.
By Scott Lincicome
Spring 2024
Regulation

Using AI to Boost Patent Quality and Equity
While small firms often have trouble getting patents, large firms are under fire for getting too many patents
By Colleen V. Chien and Chris Cotropia
Spring 2024
Regulation

The Durbin Amendment: A Short Regulatory History
The Fed is proposing to further lower its interchange fee caps.
By Ronald Bird