Regulation
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Big Law Firms Face Legal Reckoning Over Race Preferences
Title VII makes it unlawful to discriminate on the basis of race. But many firms’ efforts to ‘increase diversity’ did exactly that.
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Congress Continues Push to Restrict Credit Access
Capping interest rates on credit cards will just discourage issuers from taking a risk on lower-income borrowers.
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Want Starter Homes? Cut Minimum Lot Sizes
Starter home prices have tripled since 2012. Why do so many towns make it illegal to build more?
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Century-Old Anchor: The Cost of Keeping Up with the Jones Act
Requiring US-made, US-crewed ships for everything shipped between US ports makes life more expensive for every American.
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Dismantling Overreach: Why Reining in the CFPB Is the Right Move
The CFPB’s appetite for intervention diverts resources from useful market activities toward compliance costs and managing uncertainty.
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Delistings Surge as Housing Market Teeters Toward Correction
Sellers are holding out, but buyers aren’t showing up. The standoff signals a dramatic drop in prices might be closer than you think.
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Voters Want Jobs and Affordable Growth — Can Democrats Adapt?
Redistribution enriches special interests rather than those in need. Democrats must recognize this and other public choice truths if they want to reach voters.
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Private Equity Discovers Residential Real Estate
Distorted rents and constrained supply, the results of overregulation, have attracted the notice of institutional investors.
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Donald Shoup’s Crusade to Reimagine Urban Parking
Requirements that parking be “free” prevent us from understanding its costs, which ultimately show up in the price of all local goods and services.
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$42 Billion Broadband Boondoggle Brought Internet to Zero Homes
Amid its waste and graft, the BEAD program actually slowed down private investment in rural areas.
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Big Law Firms Face Legal Reckoning Over Race Preferences
Title VII makes it unlawful to discriminate on the basis of race. But many firms’ efforts to ‘increase diversity’ did exactly that.
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Congress Continues Push to Restrict Credit Access
Capping interest rates on credit cards will just discourage issuers from taking a risk on lower-income borrowers.
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Want Starter Homes? Cut Minimum Lot Sizes
Starter home prices have tripled since 2012. Why do so many towns make it illegal to build more?
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Century-Old Anchor: The Cost of Keeping Up with the Jones Act
Requiring US-made, US-crewed ships for everything shipped between US ports makes life more expensive for every American.
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Dismantling Overreach: Why Reining in the CFPB Is the Right Move
The CFPB’s appetite for intervention diverts resources from useful market activities toward compliance costs and managing uncertainty.
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Delistings Surge as Housing Market Teeters Toward Correction
Sellers are holding out, but buyers aren’t showing up. The standoff signals a dramatic drop in prices might be closer than you think.
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Voters Want Jobs and Affordable Growth — Can Democrats Adapt?
Redistribution enriches special interests rather than those in need. Democrats must recognize this and other public choice truths if they want to reach voters.
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•
Private Equity Discovers Residential Real Estate
Distorted rents and constrained supply, the results of overregulation, have attracted the notice of institutional investors.
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•
Donald Shoup’s Crusade to Reimagine Urban Parking
Requirements that parking be “free” prevent us from understanding its costs, which ultimately show up in the price of all local goods and services.
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$42 Billion Broadband Boondoggle Brought Internet to Zero Homes
Amid its waste and graft, the BEAD program actually slowed down private investment in rural areas.