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Spring 2023
Regulation

Immigration Reform: Use USMCA Temporary Entry
There is no single solution to the current mismatches in the labor market
By Eric Miller
Spring 2023
Regulation

Immigration Reform: Eliminate the Application Backlog
While making immigrants pay entirely for their own processing costs may seem fair, this financing model means that the agency has little to no capacity to increase resources to catch up when it falls behind
By Gordon Gray and Whitney Appel
Spring 2023
Regulation

Immigration Reform: Reform H-1B Visas and Green Cards
The H-1B visa’s restrictions are harming U.S. competitiveness and innovation
By David J. Bier
Spring 2023
Regulation

Immigration Reform: Introduction
While immigration remains a contentious issue in Congress, the skilled labor shortage continues to constrain the U.S. economy
By Ike Brannon
Spring 2023
Regulation

Understanding the Railroads-Unions Fight
Underlying last fall’s labor standoff is the highly competitive U.S. freight transport sector
By David Kemp and Peter Van Doren
Spring 2023
Regulation

Allowing Slaughter-Free Meat
Federal regulation is hindering the development of food from cell culture technology
By Randall Lutter
March 15, 2023
Research Briefs in Economic Policy

No. 324
Preferences for Firearms and Their Implications for Regulation
Our research develops a framework for evaluating gun policy that simultaneously respects the individual enjoyment of gun ownership and takes seriously the harm caused by guns.
By Sarah Moshary, Bradley T. Shapiro, and Sara Drango
March 14, 2023
Blog

Dodd Frank Was Never Gutted – It Was Barely Touched
The Economic Growth Act amended how the Fed can regulate the companies that own commercial banks, not how it can regulate the commercial banks themselves. There’s a huge difference.
By Norbert Michel and Nicholas Anthony
March 14, 2023
Blog

Who Said TANSTAAFL First?
Who first said, “There ain’t no such thing as a free lunch”? Milton Friedman? Robert Heinlein? Or maybe Walter Morrow?
By David Boaz
March 14, 2023
Blog

President Biden’s “Historic” 2024 Budget
One prominent word in the Biden budget is “historic.” The administration uses it 74 times to pat itself on the back regarding its legislation, executive orders, international agreements, increases in funding, deficit reduction, progress in schools, the economy, and many other things. Even the “seventh replenishment” of a certain “Global Fund” is called historic spending, even though the fund has apparently been replenished six times already.
By Chris Edwards
March 14, 2023
Media Highlights Radio

Diego Zuluaga’s article, “Dodd‐Frank Is in Trouble – and for Good Reason,” is cited on WHBL’s The Regular Joe Show
Featuring Diego Zuluaga
March 14, 2023
Media Highlights Radio

Jennifer J. Schulp discusses the Third-party doctrine on KTRH’s Houston’s Morning News
Featuring Jennifer J. Schulp
March 14, 2023
Media Highlights TV

Erec Smith discusses monolithic representation on Sky News Australia’s Credlin
Featuring Erec Smith
March 14, 2023
Blog

Can California Take a Transit Policy Lesson from New York?
New York Governor Kathy Hochul has decided to scrap a $2.4 billion rail line to LaGuardia Airport. She did so after receiving a report from an independent panel of transportation experts who considered a variety of transportation options, including buses, an extension of the city’s subway system, and light rail.
By Marc Joffe
March 14, 2023
Media Highlights TV

Josh Blackman discusses the case of a Texas man suing women for helping his ex-wife get an abortion on FOX KRIV’s Houston’s Morning Show 8am
Featuring Josh Blackman