Regulation
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Regulatory Rollbacks Begin to Combat Cali’s Housing Crisis
California’s regulatory snarl perfectly encapsulates a key flaw of intrusive governance: the “fix” for one problem often creates another.
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Profit Isn’t the Enemy of Good
Profits usually signal the creation of real value. Demonizing successful firms actually damages the feedback loop created by service, trust, and reputation.
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Hayek at the Hair Salon: Who Decides If a Business Is ‘Needed’?
After investing thousands in her community and her dream, a young entrepreneur was denied a permit due to other salons in the area.
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The Big Government War on Airline Competition
What the airline industry needs isn’t more activist meddling — just the freedom to compete through mergers, partnerships, and innovation.
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Commercial Mortgage Delinquencies Now Surpass 2008 Financial Crisis Peak
Office and multifamily mortgages are defaulting at an alarming rate, putting billions in loan value at risk.
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Tariffs Are Missing the Real Enemy: Yesterday’s Products
If protectionist logic is correct, the past is guilty of unfair competition that harms workers in factories making automobiles, batteries, lightbulbs, and other goods that are increasingly imported from the past.
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Lessons from Google Search Ruling: Markets Evolve, Bureaucrats Don’t
In its remedies decision, the court curbed the DOJ’s sweeping demands and largely upheld Google’s position.
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Remaking the Fed: A Look Back at the Banking Act of 1935
Ninety years later, every Fed decision — from raising rates to curb inflation to cutting them in a downturn — still flows through the framework created in 1935.
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Mamdani’s Affordability Agenda Will Only Deliver Higher Prices
The youthful idealist wants to reduce costs for New Yorkers, but has yet to embrace the governance reforms that could actually make a difference.
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Self-Care Is Trending But Self-Determination Matters More
Popular products nudge us to exercise, eat healthy, and unwind. Why don’t top-down programs encourage good choices?
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Regulatory Rollbacks Begin to Combat Cali’s Housing Crisis
California’s regulatory snarl perfectly encapsulates a key flaw of intrusive governance: the “fix” for one problem often creates another.
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•
Profit Isn’t the Enemy of Good
Profits usually signal the creation of real value. Demonizing successful firms actually damages the feedback loop created by service, trust, and reputation.
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Hayek at the Hair Salon: Who Decides If a Business Is ‘Needed’?
After investing thousands in her community and her dream, a young entrepreneur was denied a permit due to other salons in the area.
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The Big Government War on Airline Competition
What the airline industry needs isn’t more activist meddling — just the freedom to compete through mergers, partnerships, and innovation.
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Commercial Mortgage Delinquencies Now Surpass 2008 Financial Crisis Peak
Office and multifamily mortgages are defaulting at an alarming rate, putting billions in loan value at risk.
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Tariffs Are Missing the Real Enemy: Yesterday’s Products
If protectionist logic is correct, the past is guilty of unfair competition that harms workers in factories making automobiles, batteries, lightbulbs, and other goods that are increasingly imported from the past.
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Lessons from Google Search Ruling: Markets Evolve, Bureaucrats Don’t
In its remedies decision, the court curbed the DOJ’s sweeping demands and largely upheld Google’s position.
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•
Remaking the Fed: A Look Back at the Banking Act of 1935
Ninety years later, every Fed decision — from raising rates to curb inflation to cutting them in a downturn — still flows through the framework created in 1935.
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•
Mamdani’s Affordability Agenda Will Only Deliver Higher Prices
The youthful idealist wants to reduce costs for New Yorkers, but has yet to embrace the governance reforms that could actually make a difference.
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Self-Care Is Trending But Self-Determination Matters More
Popular products nudge us to exercise, eat healthy, and unwind. Why don’t top-down programs encourage good choices?