Regulation
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More Force Won’t Fix the American Diet
Despite a massive health crisis, a tremendously sickened population, and being surrounded by the catastrophic results of bad government policy, there is almost no movement at all to free the market, fix the food, and get healthy again.
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What My Friends on the Left Need to Know About the Green New Deal
A plan like Sanders’ Green New Deal will not successfully achieve the goals it lays out, and is likely to cause significant damage to the economy.
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Hot-Car Deaths Are Heartbreaking, but Shouldn’t Be an Excuse for More Regulation
While the goal is an honorable one, considering that added layers of safety would help to prevent deaths, the unintended consequences of flooding the car industry with a greater number of regulations aren’t being addressed.
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Tariff Threats Yield Money for Nothing for Government
Suppose a government official is in a position to impose rules that will affect every firm in a major industry.
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The Way Not to Fix Education, Housing, and Health Care
The proposed remedy, of course, is always government intervention — a remedy, alas, that is destined to fail.
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Coercion in Government Employment
Unions love exclusive representation. They fought hard to secure it, and they will fight just as hard to preserve it.
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“Do Something” Is a Dangerous Demand to Make of Politicians
If we really want the political class to do something, my humble suggestion that they stop fomenting tribal wars that fuel hatreds and instead point out the great lesson of modernity that people in all their diversity can work together in peace.
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The Problem of Using Government Power is Bipartisan
Republicans and Democrats are two sides of the same big, abusive, and anti-freedom government coin.
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Mandatory Busing Shows That Government Can’t Fix Complex Problems
Mandatory busing as advocated by many Democratic candidates is less a bad answer than the only answer to a terribly framed question emblematic of today’s miserable political landscape.
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Wage Floors Are Making My Son a Delinquent
My posterity, my son, does not feel blessed by the laws of New Jersey that prevent him from exercising his liberty by finding employment of mutual benefit to himself and his employer.
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More Force Won’t Fix the American Diet
Despite a massive health crisis, a tremendously sickened population, and being surrounded by the catastrophic results of bad government policy, there is almost no movement at all to free the market, fix the food, and get healthy again.
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What My Friends on the Left Need to Know About the Green New Deal
A plan like Sanders’ Green New Deal will not successfully achieve the goals it lays out, and is likely to cause significant damage to the economy.
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Hot-Car Deaths Are Heartbreaking, but Shouldn’t Be an Excuse for More Regulation
While the goal is an honorable one, considering that added layers of safety would help to prevent deaths, the unintended consequences of flooding the car industry with a greater number of regulations aren’t being addressed.
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Tariff Threats Yield Money for Nothing for Government
Suppose a government official is in a position to impose rules that will affect every firm in a major industry.
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The Way Not to Fix Education, Housing, and Health Care
The proposed remedy, of course, is always government intervention — a remedy, alas, that is destined to fail.
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Coercion in Government Employment
Unions love exclusive representation. They fought hard to secure it, and they will fight just as hard to preserve it.
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“Do Something” Is a Dangerous Demand to Make of Politicians
If we really want the political class to do something, my humble suggestion that they stop fomenting tribal wars that fuel hatreds and instead point out the great lesson of modernity that people in all their diversity can work together in peace.
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•
The Problem of Using Government Power is Bipartisan
Republicans and Democrats are two sides of the same big, abusive, and anti-freedom government coin.
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•
Mandatory Busing Shows That Government Can’t Fix Complex Problems
Mandatory busing as advocated by many Democratic candidates is less a bad answer than the only answer to a terribly framed question emblematic of today’s miserable political landscape.
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Wage Floors Are Making My Son a Delinquent
My posterity, my son, does not feel blessed by the laws of New Jersey that prevent him from exercising his liberty by finding employment of mutual benefit to himself and his employer.