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FDA Modernization After One Year: Drug Approval is Still Too Slow

By Gregory Conko,
November 8, 1998

Temperature Data Still Riddled With Errors.

By Paul J. Georgia,
October 7, 1998

Regulatory Sprawl: Who Should Decide Where We Live?

By Jesse Walker,
October 5, 1998

Save Methyl Bromide

By Ben Lieberman,
September 23, 1998

Why Robert Bork Is Wrong:

By Dominick T. Armentano,
August 19, 1998

Federal Government Doles Out Millions in Greenhouse Pork

By James M. Sheehan,
August 19, 1998

Warming Without Regrets: A Free-Market Approach To Uncertainty And Climate Change

By Jonathan H. Adler,
August 4, 1998

Computers and Competition: A Primer for Congress

By Clyde Wayne Crews,
July 22, 1998

Clinton-Gore and the Costs of Kyoto: Numbers Out of Thin Air

By Marlo Lewis, Jr.,
July 13, 1998

Property Owners Deserve Equal Access To Justice

By Jonathan H. Adler,
July 7, 1998

Saving Species or Saving Face?

By Ike C. Sugg,
June 30, 1998

A Disaster Waiting to Happen: Why Washington Shouldn’t Subsidize Disaster Insurance

By Jeffrey R. Yousey,
April 22, 1998

Why the UN Desertification Treaty is All Wet

By Julian Morris,
April 21, 1998

A Texas-Sized Land-Use Plan: The Central Texas Rare Species Conservation Plan

By Ike C. Sugg,
April 10, 1998

EPA’s Asthma Miasma

By Ben Lieberman,
April 1, 1998

Destroying Competition in Order to Save It: Predation Rules and the Airline Industry

By James L. Gattuso,
March 31, 1998

Flush With Anger: Should Washington Regulate Toilets?

By Ben Lieberman,
March 31, 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

Rethinking Corporate Strategy

By Fred L. Smith, Jr.,
January 1, 1993