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CEI Podcast — October 14, 2010: Antitrust Follies and Regulatory Reform

By: Ryan Young
10/14/2010

CEI Vice President for Policy Wayne Crews talks about why antitrust actually hurts competition, and offers some ideas for regulatory reform.

Regulatory Reform

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Why Trade and War Are Different

By: Ryan Young
10/14/2010

Over at the American Spectator's AmspecBlog, I highlight why real wars and trade wars are very, very different…

Trade and International

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Foreign Money is Not the Problem

By: Ryan Young
10/13/2010

President Obama seems to be saying that people are smart enough to know whether or not a candidate is bamboozling them in an ad. But…

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Regulation of the Day 152: Locking Your Car Door

By: Ryan Young
10/13/2010

The government of Bucks County, Pennsylvania plans to issue $25 fines to people who forget to lock their cars.

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First, Try Getting the Little Things Right

By: Ryan Young
10/08/2010

Conservatives and progressives share a defining characteristic: they both believe in the power of government. This belief is astounding, given the amount of contrary evidence.

Overlawyered

Bucks County, PA plans to ticket people who forget to lock their cars

By: Ryan Young
10/08/2010

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CEI Podcast — October 14, 2010: Antitrust Follies and Regulatory Reform

Why Trade and War Are Different

Foreign Money is Not the Problem

Regulation of the Day 152: Locking Your Car Door

First, Try Getting the Little Things Right

Bucks County, PA plans to ticket people who forget to lock their cars