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NYC Luncheon feat. Wayne Crews and Ryan Young
Structural regulatory reform is the most important issue in 2024 that nobody is talking about. The 188,000-page Code of Federal Regulations costs more than $2…
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Scrap Steel Protectionism
Nippon Steel’s proposed $14.1 billion acquisition of U.S. Steel would bring modernization and capital to an American steel industry that needs it. But the proposed…
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Legal Licensing Reform: Does the World Need More Lawyers?
CEI General Counsel Dan Greenberg will join a Regulatory Transparency Event bringing together distinguished practitioners and scholars to examine the legal and practical implications of…
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Iain Murray : Free Market Road Show
Will the new libertarian president of Argentina succeed in his ambitious reforms? Is there any hope for European countries reforming their economies? And what’s up…
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A Discussion on Stablecoins, CBDCs, and Bitcoin
The focus of this discussion will be the cryptocurrency policy landscape and anticipated debates in Washington. The panel will discuss issues such as: how to…
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CEI Lunch Briefing: The case for administrative law court reform
Article III of the U.S. Constitution establishes an independent judicial branch. Outside the judiciary, more than 40 regulatory agencies have in-house administrative law courts (ALCs).