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CEI Podcast For October 4, 2012: What’s Old Is New Again

By: Ryan Young
10/04/2012

The Magna Carta is 797 years old. But according to Vice President for Strategy Iain Murray, it is directly relevant to today's political debate.

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Good Men Don’t Become President

By: Ryan Young
10/03/2012

The ardors of campaigning deter most normal, decent people from seeking office. That's a major reason why, as Hayek put it, the worst get on…

Fox Business

Winning the Presidential Debate with Regulation

By: Clyde Wayne Crews, Ryan Young
10/03/2012

Presidential debates are where the candidates try to show the average likely voter they know what he or she wants better than the other guy.

Regulatory Reform

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Regulating Outside The Rules

By: Ryan Young
10/02/2012

The federal regulatory process is a complicated thing. As with any complex body of law, there are loopholes that agencies can exploit.

Regulatory Reform

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Undergraduates: Enter The Douglas B. Rogers Memorial Essay Contest

By: Ryan Young
10/02/2012

This year’s topic is Frederic Bastiat’s famous quote, “The state is the great fiction by which everyone endeavors to live at the expense of everyone…

Washington Times

Regulations and Rules Equal Broken Government

By: Clyde Wayne Crews, Ryan Young
10/02/2012

When President Obama and Mitt Romney are jousting about taxes during their Wednesday night debate, one or both candidates might correctly point out that the…

Regulatory Reform

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CEI Podcast For October 4, 2012: What’s Old Is New Again

Good Men Don’t Become President

Winning the Presidential Debate with Regulation

Regulating Outside The Rules

Undergraduates: Enter The Douglas B. Rogers Memorial Essay Contest

Regulations and Rules Equal Broken Government