Regulation
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You Can’t Create Jobs by Outlawing Work
You can kill the process of innovation, and harm the very workers you think you are trying to help. California has made a terrible mistake.
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Legal Moonshine At Last
The producers are growing in number. The customer base is expanding. Everyone is winning. At some point, the regulations have to give way.
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The Left’s Conservative Approach to Jobs
Rather than helping people thrive in a world in which “one person, one job” makes less and less sense, the left advocates an outdated corporate-paternalistic model where “company men” work in the same factory or office their entire career.
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New Light On Price Gouging
So-called “price gougers” actually increase the availability of needed goods and services in regions struck by natural disasters, an activity that causes prices in those regions to be lower than otherwise.
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It’s Lightbulb Liberation Day
We live in times without much good news in politics. Let’s at least take the weekend to celebrate the embrace of progress, acquiescence to the wisdom of markets, the new freedom found for this hugely important symbol of humankind’s triumph over the poverty of nature.
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Government Cannot Select the Right Immigrants
Why believe that the state can pick the right immigrants but not the right industries to subsidize?
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Repeal Gouging Laws Before the Hurricane Hits
Price gouging laws are effectively knowledge embargoes that keep people positioned to help from getting the message.
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That Labor Union Poll Is Not Believable
Union leaders may rejoice that the public increasingly approves of what they do, but poll data do not support that conclusion.
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Why Shouldn’t Brazil Burn Its Rainforest?
Instead of reproaching politicians, sensationalizing the news, or projecting imminent environmental disaster, let’s consider the more intriguing idea: maybe Brazil should clear more of its rainforest rather than less.
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Remote Work: The Right Response to a Labor Market Made Complex by Government
They also noticed a boost in productivity when full freedom was in effect, whereas giving limited flexibility to semi-autonomous employees didn’t make a big difference.
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You Can’t Create Jobs by Outlawing Work
You can kill the process of innovation, and harm the very workers you think you are trying to help. California has made a terrible mistake.
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•
Legal Moonshine At Last
The producers are growing in number. The customer base is expanding. Everyone is winning. At some point, the regulations have to give way.
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The Left’s Conservative Approach to Jobs
Rather than helping people thrive in a world in which “one person, one job” makes less and less sense, the left advocates an outdated corporate-paternalistic model where “company men” work in the same factory or office their entire career.
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•
New Light On Price Gouging
So-called “price gougers” actually increase the availability of needed goods and services in regions struck by natural disasters, an activity that causes prices in those regions to be lower than otherwise.
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It’s Lightbulb Liberation Day
We live in times without much good news in politics. Let’s at least take the weekend to celebrate the embrace of progress, acquiescence to the wisdom of markets, the new freedom found for this hugely important symbol of humankind’s triumph over the poverty of nature.
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•
Government Cannot Select the Right Immigrants
Why believe that the state can pick the right immigrants but not the right industries to subsidize?
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Repeal Gouging Laws Before the Hurricane Hits
Price gouging laws are effectively knowledge embargoes that keep people positioned to help from getting the message.
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•
That Labor Union Poll Is Not Believable
Union leaders may rejoice that the public increasingly approves of what they do, but poll data do not support that conclusion.
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•
Why Shouldn’t Brazil Burn Its Rainforest?
Instead of reproaching politicians, sensationalizing the news, or projecting imminent environmental disaster, let’s consider the more intriguing idea: maybe Brazil should clear more of its rainforest rather than less.
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•
Remote Work: The Right Response to a Labor Market Made Complex by Government
They also noticed a boost in productivity when full freedom was in effect, whereas giving limited flexibility to semi-autonomous employees didn’t make a big difference.