Bureaucracy
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Republican Antitrust Officials Shouldn’t Behave Like Progressives
Trump’s DOJ and FTC are borrowing talking points from their progressive predecessors… are there any defenders of markets left?
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EU Tech Laws Erect Digital Iron Curtain
Brussels is bullying Big Tech by censoring content and changing algorithms, but it is citizens worldwide who will pay the price.
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Inside US Air Traffic Control: Conflicts of Interest and Absence of Oversight
Why is US flight safety and timeliness falling behind the rest of the world? Only government-guaranteed monopolies can afford to be this incompetent.
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Partisans Miss the Point by Debating the Unitary Executive: Congress is the Problem and the Solution
Neither unchecked bureaucrats nor presidential power can replace what Congress has abdicated: an accountable legislative body.
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Science and Liberty: Social Physics from Comte to Samuelson
Gaining success in unlocking the secrets of science, many have sought to engineer human ethics to produce a preferred outcome. The actual outcome of such human manipulation is, inevitably, disaster.
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Texas Joins the School Choice Revolution
Texas has responded to families who want more say over how students are educated. Impacting 100,000 students, it’s the largest single-day victory in US school choice history.
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Hands Off the University, Indeed
When universities no longer accept federal funds, they will be free to run (or not run) their sports and dorms however they wish.
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Can Microgrants Fix Our Foreign Aid Failures?
Large scale aid dollars are usually squandered. Giving development funds directly to individuals can uplift communities.
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A Civil Service for the Twenty-First Century
Reforms are needed to transform a political spoils system into a competent workforce of and for the people.
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The Peter Principle Presidency
People tend to rise until they reach a job they’re bad at. Are political appointees an inevitable disaster?
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Republican Antitrust Officials Shouldn’t Behave Like Progressives
Trump’s DOJ and FTC are borrowing talking points from their progressive predecessors… are there any defenders of markets left?
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EU Tech Laws Erect Digital Iron Curtain
Brussels is bullying Big Tech by censoring content and changing algorithms, but it is citizens worldwide who will pay the price.
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•
Inside US Air Traffic Control: Conflicts of Interest and Absence of Oversight
Why is US flight safety and timeliness falling behind the rest of the world? Only government-guaranteed monopolies can afford to be this incompetent.
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Partisans Miss the Point by Debating the Unitary Executive: Congress is the Problem and the Solution
Neither unchecked bureaucrats nor presidential power can replace what Congress has abdicated: an accountable legislative body.
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Science and Liberty: Social Physics from Comte to Samuelson
Gaining success in unlocking the secrets of science, many have sought to engineer human ethics to produce a preferred outcome. The actual outcome of such human manipulation is, inevitably, disaster.
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Texas Joins the School Choice Revolution
Texas has responded to families who want more say over how students are educated. Impacting 100,000 students, it’s the largest single-day victory in US school choice history.
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•
Hands Off the University, Indeed
When universities no longer accept federal funds, they will be free to run (or not run) their sports and dorms however they wish.
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Can Microgrants Fix Our Foreign Aid Failures?
Large scale aid dollars are usually squandered. Giving development funds directly to individuals can uplift communities.
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•
A Civil Service for the Twenty-First Century
Reforms are needed to transform a political spoils system into a competent workforce of and for the people.
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•
The Peter Principle Presidency
People tend to rise until they reach a job they’re bad at. Are political appointees an inevitable disaster?