Regulation
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The Legacy of Bidenomics: Overspending, Overtaxing, Overregulating
Now we’ve got fewer jobs, less investment, and sky-high compliance costs. If only somebody could’ve explained it to him.
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How Bureaucracy Fueled the Los Angeles Wildfires
Half of California is ‘publicly owned’ and subject to multiple bureaucracies. They not only neglected fire controls, but fined people who took basic precautions.
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California’s Suspension of Environmental Regulations Should Be Permanent
If these regulations are an unnecessary hindrance for those recovering from the wildfires, why are they necessary at all?
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American Leviathan: Ned Ryun’s Book Confronts America’s Progressive Administrative State
“American Leviathan,” says our reviewer, is a “must-read historical study on the origins and growth of America’s progressive, unconstitutional administrative state.”
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Why the US Grows While the EU Slows: Adam Smith’s Recipe
Adam Smith’s recipe of “peace, easy taxes, and a tolerable administration of justice” explains much of the discrepancy in GDP.
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NY Will Raise Minimum Wage and Rate of Business Exodus
Albany lawmakers want to raise the wage floor again, and index it to inflation. The state’s constant interventions will destroy jobs and perhaps whole businesses.
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Banning TV Drug Ads Would Have Serious Unintended Consequences
Drug ads make pharma companies compete for patients as buyers. Introducing more new drugs faster helps make US health care the global standard.
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Stop Blaming Algorithms: Political Scapegoats Won’t Fix Housing Problems
Blaming landlords and pricing software for high housing costs may be good politics, but it is bad economics. And it won’t make rents more affordable.
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Starbucks Baristas Were Secretly Recording Co-Workers. But a Court Says It was Illegal to Fire Them
The pair claimed they couldn’t be fired, even when they were hostile to customers and secretly recorded their supervisors. Unfortunately, a Circuit court agreed.
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Pharmaceutical Middlemen Face Lawmaker Scrutiny
More than 25 percent of the federal budget is spent on health care. Endless government intervention, however well-intentioned, rewards lobbyists and distorts markets leaving patients short of options.
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The Legacy of Bidenomics: Overspending, Overtaxing, Overregulating
Now we’ve got fewer jobs, less investment, and sky-high compliance costs. If only somebody could’ve explained it to him.
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•
How Bureaucracy Fueled the Los Angeles Wildfires
Half of California is ‘publicly owned’ and subject to multiple bureaucracies. They not only neglected fire controls, but fined people who took basic precautions.
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•
California’s Suspension of Environmental Regulations Should Be Permanent
If these regulations are an unnecessary hindrance for those recovering from the wildfires, why are they necessary at all?
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•
American Leviathan: Ned Ryun’s Book Confronts America’s Progressive Administrative State
“American Leviathan,” says our reviewer, is a “must-read historical study on the origins and growth of America’s progressive, unconstitutional administrative state.”
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•
Why the US Grows While the EU Slows: Adam Smith’s Recipe
Adam Smith’s recipe of “peace, easy taxes, and a tolerable administration of justice” explains much of the discrepancy in GDP.
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•
NY Will Raise Minimum Wage and Rate of Business Exodus
Albany lawmakers want to raise the wage floor again, and index it to inflation. The state’s constant interventions will destroy jobs and perhaps whole businesses.
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•
Banning TV Drug Ads Would Have Serious Unintended Consequences
Drug ads make pharma companies compete for patients as buyers. Introducing more new drugs faster helps make US health care the global standard.
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•
Stop Blaming Algorithms: Political Scapegoats Won’t Fix Housing Problems
Blaming landlords and pricing software for high housing costs may be good politics, but it is bad economics. And it won’t make rents more affordable.
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•
Starbucks Baristas Were Secretly Recording Co-Workers. But a Court Says It was Illegal to Fire Them
The pair claimed they couldn’t be fired, even when they were hostile to customers and secretly recorded their supervisors. Unfortunately, a Circuit court agreed.
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•
Pharmaceutical Middlemen Face Lawmaker Scrutiny
More than 25 percent of the federal budget is spent on health care. Endless government intervention, however well-intentioned, rewards lobbyists and distorts markets leaving patients short of options.