Regulation
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Reform, Not Revenge, Is the Path to a Freer, Fairer Healthcare Market
Before you cheer the violent homicide of a perceived villain, understand what’s driving high costs and claim rejection.
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The Return of Beer: A New Deal Policy Worth Toasting
When FDR defied prohibition to declare beer “non-intoxicating,” the economic and cultural impacts were immediate, and overwhelmingly positive.
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The Debanking Craze Reveals Everything Wrong with the Administrative State
Banks want to avoid rankling regulators. But regulation that treats everyone as guilty invites abuses of power.
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Trouble Tax: We All Pay a Time Price for Bureaucratic Dysfunction
Bureaucracies save money by wasting your time. Government bureaucracies can compel you to waste it.
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Giving Thanks for Fossil Fuels
From travel to cooking to comfort, fossil fuels remain the foundation of your holiday feast.
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Not Your Grandfather’s Environmentalism: Why This Year’s UN Climate Conference Is Different
Today’s environmental movement prioritizes tactics not to counsel society, but to rule it. COP29 is a green glove on an iron fist.
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Federalism in Action: How States Drive National Change
Which of our 50 labs of democracy reveal the fiscal practices and regulatory reforms that fuel growth?
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Deregulatory Lessons from Argentina: How Javier Milei Lowered Rent Prices 40%
Before the Lipovetzky Law, Argentine landlords and tenants typically agreed on semiannual rent adjustments, with room for renegotiation.
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Are Cryptoassets Securities? A Lawsuit Against the SEC May Decide
Crypto.com is pursuing a declaratory judgment that tokens traded on its exchange were not created by investment contracts, and so are not securities. The outcome remains to be seen.
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Reform, Not Revenge, Is the Path to a Freer, Fairer Healthcare Market
Before you cheer the violent homicide of a perceived villain, understand what’s driving high costs and claim rejection.
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•
The Return of Beer: A New Deal Policy Worth Toasting
When FDR defied prohibition to declare beer “non-intoxicating,” the economic and cultural impacts were immediate, and overwhelmingly positive.
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•
The Debanking Craze Reveals Everything Wrong with the Administrative State
Banks want to avoid rankling regulators. But regulation that treats everyone as guilty invites abuses of power.
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Trouble Tax: We All Pay a Time Price for Bureaucratic Dysfunction
Bureaucracies save money by wasting your time. Government bureaucracies can compel you to waste it.
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•
Giving Thanks for Fossil Fuels
From travel to cooking to comfort, fossil fuels remain the foundation of your holiday feast.
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•
Not Your Grandfather’s Environmentalism: Why This Year’s UN Climate Conference Is Different
Today’s environmental movement prioritizes tactics not to counsel society, but to rule it. COP29 is a green glove on an iron fist.
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•
Federalism in Action: How States Drive National Change
Which of our 50 labs of democracy reveal the fiscal practices and regulatory reforms that fuel growth?
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Deregulatory Lessons from Argentina: How Javier Milei Lowered Rent Prices 40%
Before the Lipovetzky Law, Argentine landlords and tenants typically agreed on semiannual rent adjustments, with room for renegotiation.
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•
Are Cryptoassets Securities? A Lawsuit Against the SEC May Decide
Crypto.com is pursuing a declaratory judgment that tokens traded on its exchange were not created by investment contracts, and so are not securities. The outcome remains to be seen.