If You Eat Today…
If you’re not from America, replace “Biden” with your elected official who is following plans for the Great Reset. The ...
Is Wokeness the New Sumptuary Laws?
It’s not easy being woke. In fact, it can be downright cost prohibitive! For those not hip to the woke, ...
Rethinking Regulatory Capture
Reprinted from the Independent Institute The capture theory of regulation, popularized in an article by Nobel laureate George Stigler, concludes that regulatory ...
Assessing UN state building in South Sudan, the Democratic Republic of Congo, and beyond
Despite massive international resources deployed to places such as South Sudan, the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), Mali, Central ...
Are cities engines of production or consumption, and does it matter?
By Elena Ianchovichina, Remi Jedwab, Federico HaslopAlthough urbanization began many millennia ago, for most of human history cities were home ...
Profits, medical loss ratios, and the ownership structure of Medicare Advantage plans
By Richard G. Frank, Conrad MilhauptIntroduction There is a great deal of controversy and uncertainty regarding profits in the Medicare ...
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The abortion decision—“concern about the public’s reaction” and what difference Clinton’s election might have made
By Russell Wheeler For much of U.S. history, frequent Supreme Court appointments by popularly elected presidents meant that Court decisions ...
Improving international regulatory cooperation in an age of trade skepticism
By Reeve T. BullIn the run-up to the 2016 election, an interesting shift in the political narrative took place. International ...
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