Archives

Blog

Taxis, fares, and branding — history lesson from Yellow Cab

By: John Berlau
02/07/2008

Eli, I agree with Michelle on this one. There is no justification for regulating the fares of either taxis or pick-up limousine services.

Blog

Death of Mortgage Bond Insurers May Be Greatly Exaggerated

By: John Berlau
02/05/2008

Hans, you are certainly right that the credit rating agencies goofed in giving their highest credit rating to mortgage-backed securities before these new instruments…

Op-Eds

Keep Virginia market free

By: John Berlau
02/02/2008

Perhaps more than any other state, Virginia has been a cradle for the ideas of economic liberty. From the writings of Founding Fathers such as…

Business and Government

Blog

Romney scores points by bashing enviro regs

By: John Berlau
01/25/2008

Iain, you're so right that it's not just bad policy, but bad politics, for Republican candidates not to challenge costly regulations aimed at fending…

Blog

Milton Friedman on why Bush’s stimulus plan won’t work

By: John Berlau
01/18/2008

After Federal Reserve Board Chairman Ben Bernanke basically said yesterday that making the Bush tax cuts permanent should be off the table for now, in…

Op-Eds

Romney Had a Hammer

By: John Berlau
01/17/2008

Mitt Romney’s surprisingly decisive victory in Michigan kept him in the race for the Republican nomination, but he wasn’t the only one Tuesday night…

Climate

About CEI

All Policy Areas

All Products

All Events

Support CEI

Taxis, fares, and branding — history lesson from Yellow Cab

Death of Mortgage Bond Insurers May Be Greatly Exaggerated

Keep Virginia market free

Romney scores points by bashing enviro regs

Milton Friedman on why Bush’s stimulus plan won’t work

Romney Had a Hammer