Regulatory Reform | Op-Eds & Articles | Publications

Real-Time Dragnet: Cracking down on Internet innovation

By Braden Cox,
May 6, 2003

Utopian Policymaking: The Inherent Dangers of “Inherently Safer Technology”

By Angela Logomasini,
May 5, 2003

Mandates Don't Fit Market

By Fred L. Smith, Jr.,
October 17, 2002

EPA’s $32 Trillion Negligible Risk

By Ben Lieberman,
October 1, 2002

Getting The Rails Back On Track

By Fred L. Smith, Jr.,
August 6, 2002

Electricity Restructuring Is No License For Central Planning

By Clyde Wayne Crews, Fred L. Smith, Jr.,
June 1, 2002

Laws Can't Protect Kids from Porn

By Clyde Wayne Crews,
May 17, 2002

New Laws are Unnecessary

By Fred L. Smith, Jr.,
February 5, 2002

New Laws Are Unnecessary

By Fred L. Smith, Jr.,
February 4, 2002

Old Law vs. The New Economy: How New Deal-era Regulations Stifle Flexible Work Arrangements

By James V. DeLong,
August 1, 2001

Second Wind for the Global Economy: Kemp Nationally Syndicated Column

By Jack Kemp,
July 9, 2001

Tax Cut Fast Track

By Jack Kemp,
January 24, 2001

AOL-Time Warner: Not Big Enough for Tomorrow's Internet

By Clyde Wayne Crews,
January 4, 2001

Tax Reform Can be Everyone's Agenda

By Jack Kemp,
December 13, 2000

In Obscurity, Clinton Regime Saves Worst Regulations for Last

By Sean Paige,
December 7, 2000

With Cheney, Smart Economics in Supply

By Jack Kemp,
August 3, 2000

Gorging on Regulations

By Clyde Wayne Crews,
April 26, 2000

Regulatory Cost Balance Sheet

By Clyde Wayne Crews,
March 29, 2000

A Cowboy Economy?

By Fred L. Smith, Jr.,
December 31, 1999

An Antitrust Division Run Amok (Letter to the Editor)

By Clyde Wayne Crews,
October 25, 1999