Policy
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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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Scrapped Ventilators and Sovereign Wealth: Why Central Planners Shouldn’t Invest
Cutting waste at USAID while launching an utterly doomed Sovereign Wealth Fund is incongruous at best.
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How to Drive a Silver Stake Through the Heart of the Paris Climate Accord
Want to fully defeat the international agreement and its detrimental economic impact? Send it to the Senate for ratification.
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A Politically Feasible Plan to Fix Social Security
Social Security doesn’t work. Letting those who choose to save and invest for themselves could improve its sustainability.
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The Supreme Court’s Kelo Disaster May Finally Be Overturned
A new lawsuit by the Institute for Justice, which fought for Suzette Kelo, offers the Supreme Court a chance to change its mind about whether public use includes private development.
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Can the Erosion of Constitutional Norms Be Stopped?
Abuses of authority by both outgoing and incoming presidents, betray the American public and its founding principles.
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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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Crafting a Crisis: The Unseen Impact of Tariffs on Artisans at Home
Tariffs raise prices on specialty materials, making many all-American handicrafts difficult to produce. Small businesses suffer.
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The Unintended Consequences of US Intervention in Libya
As in many cases, the United States would be better off having done nothing than triggering such a calamitous descent into violent chaos.
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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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Scrapped Ventilators and Sovereign Wealth: Why Central Planners Shouldn’t Invest
Cutting waste at USAID while launching an utterly doomed Sovereign Wealth Fund is incongruous at best.
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•
How to Drive a Silver Stake Through the Heart of the Paris Climate Accord
Want to fully defeat the international agreement and its detrimental economic impact? Send it to the Senate for ratification.
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•
A Politically Feasible Plan to Fix Social Security
Social Security doesn’t work. Letting those who choose to save and invest for themselves could improve its sustainability.
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•
The Supreme Court’s Kelo Disaster May Finally Be Overturned
A new lawsuit by the Institute for Justice, which fought for Suzette Kelo, offers the Supreme Court a chance to change its mind about whether public use includes private development.
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Can the Erosion of Constitutional Norms Be Stopped?
Abuses of authority by both outgoing and incoming presidents, betray the American public and its founding principles.
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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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•
Crafting a Crisis: The Unseen Impact of Tariffs on Artisans at Home
Tariffs raise prices on specialty materials, making many all-American handicrafts difficult to produce. Small businesses suffer.
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•
The Unintended Consequences of US Intervention in Libya
As in many cases, the United States would be better off having done nothing than triggering such a calamitous descent into violent chaos.