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Empowering Consumers on the Internet: How Privacy-Protecting Technologies Have Rendered Regulation Unnecessary

By Jessica Melugin,

May 24, 2000

Internet Taxation: Why Wyden Won’t Wash

By Michael S. Greve,

May 12, 2000

Internet Taxation: Controversy Likely to Continue

By Jessica Melugin,

May 9, 2000

End the "Bank Anti-Secrecy" Assault on Financial Privacy

By Richard W. Rahn,

May 8, 2000

Antitrust Not On Internet Time: Microsoft Remedies Discount Serious Competitive Threats

By Clyde Wayne Crews,

March 27, 2000

Internet Sales Taxation: Beyond the Moratorium

By Jessica Melugin,

March 27, 2000

Privacy Disclosure Requirements: Boon or Bane?

By Duncan A. MacDonald,

March 23, 2000

Windows and the "Applications Barrier to Entry": Fact or Fantasy?

By Stan Liebowitz,

January 18, 2000

The Future of Financial Privacy

By CEI Staff,

December 31, 1999

Microsoft Trial: The Heat is On

By Jonathan Zuck,

August 13, 1999

A Defective Product: Consumer Groups' Study of Microsoft In Need of Recall

By Stan Liebowitz,

February 8, 1999

Why Robert Bork Is Wrong:

By Dominick T. Armentano,

August 19, 1998

Computers and Competition: A Primer for Congress

By Clyde Wayne Crews,

July 22, 1998

Network Effects: Does Luck or Talent Rule the High-Technology Market?

By Clyde Wayne Crews,

February 26, 1998

Bill, Bob, and Browsers: Why DOJ’s Case Against Microsoft is Flawed

By Barry Fagin,

February 26, 1998

Competitive Enterprise Institute

Telecommunications | Studies | Publications

Empowering Consumers on the Internet: How Privacy-Protecting Technologies Have Rendered Regulation Unnecessary

Internet Taxation: Why Wyden Won’t Wash

Internet Taxation: Controversy Likely to Continue

End the "Bank Anti-Secrecy" Assault on Financial Privacy

Antitrust Not On Internet Time: Microsoft Remedies Discount Serious Competitive Threats

Internet Sales Taxation: Beyond the Moratorium

Privacy Disclosure Requirements: Boon or Bane?

Windows and the "Applications Barrier to Entry": Fact or Fantasy?

The Future of Financial Privacy

Microsoft Trial: The Heat is On

A Defective Product: Consumer Groups' Study of Microsoft In Need of Recall

Why Robert Bork Is Wrong:

Computers and Competition: A Primer for Congress

Network Effects: Does Luck or Talent Rule the High-Technology Market?

Bill, Bob, and Browsers: Why DOJ’s Case Against Microsoft is Flawed

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