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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).
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CEI Lunch Briefing: FTC: Burdening Small Business Activity
Federal Trade Commission Chair Lina Khan has emphasized the need to protect small businesses and entrepreneurs in the hopes of promoting fair competition. Has the…
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Hill Briefing: Regulatory Reform Agenda for the 118th Congress: Inflation, Trade, Energy, Environment, and Broadband
Featuring keynote remarks from Representative Bob Good (R, VA-05), Chairman of the House Subcommittee on Health, Employment, Labor, and Pensions When: 12:00-1:00pm Tuesday, February 28,…
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CEI Lunch Briefing 2/24 – Scientocracy
The Competitive Enterprise Institute invites you to a luncheon discussion on the politicization of science. Coauthors of the recently published Scientocracy: The Tangled Web…
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The Case against the PRO Act
The Competitive Enterprise Institute and Institute for the American Worker invite you to join us for a lunch briefing on the Protecting the Right to…
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CEI LUNCH BRIEFING: The Case Against Carbon Taxes
Join us for an expert panel discussion on the case against carbon taxes. Debates on Capitol Hill around the Green New Deal have reinvigorated…
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CEI Lunch Briefing: Busting Trustbusters Since 1984
Join CEI experts for a lunch discussion about encouraging freedom and innovation through antitrust reform. Calls on Capitol Hill for increased antitrust scrutiny have…
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Free to Prosper: A Pro-Growth Agenda for the 116th Congress
Join CEI experts for a lunch discussion of the recently published Free to Prosper. This biennial report provides concrete legislative proposals for every area of…
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Meet CEI Reception
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Certainty for Small Business and the Joint Employer Standard
WHEN Tuesday, February 27, 2018 12 PM – 1 PM (lunch provided) WHERE …
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Financial Regulations in 2018: Outlook and Analysis
The financial services industry is one of the most heavily regulated industries in the United States, and over the past two decades, financial regulation sold…
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Cooler Heads Coalition Briefing with Rupert Darwall
The Cooler Heads Coalition will hold a briefing on Tuesday, November 28th, from 4:00 pm to 5:00 pm in 2322 Rayburn House Office Building.
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Carbon Tax Follies
Promoters of taxes on carbon dioxide emissions are trying to attract support from conservatives by claiming that such taxes are a free market response to…
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Regulatory Reform: Can the Logjam Be Broken?
Since Congress and President Carter’s regulatory liberalizations of the late 1970s and early 1980s—the abolition of the Civil Aeronautics Board and establishment of the Office…
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Scare Pollution: Why and How To Fix the EPA
Join The Cooler Heads Coalition for a congressional staff and media briefing featuring Steve Milloy, author of Scare Pollution: Why and How to Fix the…
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Internet Freedom, Regulation, and Congress: A Discussion with FCC Chairman Ajit Pai
Chairman Pai’s announcement that the FCC will repeal the classification of internet service providers under Title II of the Communications Act has…
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CEI’s Meet the Experts Reception
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How to Achieve Regulatory Reform in the 115th Congress
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Realizing our Autonomous Future
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Signing the Paris Climate Treaty and Funding the Green Climate Fund: How Can Congress Respond?
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Regulatory Threats to Flexible Employment & Worker Freedom: What Can Congress Do?
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Passcode for Liberty: Why the Government Shouldn’t Restrict Encryption
Most Americans own a smartphone and use cloud computing services such as Gmail, Dropbox, and Facebook. Increasingly, we store sensitive data on…
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The Constitutional Limits of the Endangered Species Act
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What Should Congress Do About Cell Phone Unlocking?
WASHINGTON D.C. — Should copyright law stop you from unlocking your cell phone? Join TechFreedom and the Competitive Enterprise Institute on June 17 at noon…
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“Richard Windsor,” Gina McCarthy, and the Abuse of Power
The Competitive Enterprise Institute invites you to a Congressional Staff and Media Briefing on EPA’s FOIA Scandals “Richard Windsor,” Gina McCarthy, and the Abuse of…
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Fixing America’s Crumbling Infrastructure: How Competitive Bidding Offers a Way Out
Through a panel of experts, the Competitive Enterprise Institute will show how opening up the competitive bidding process – at the federal, state, and local…
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Getting Legal Immigration Right
The immigration debate in Washington needs to move past the current illegal immigration problem to the future. If Congress is to seriously consider comprehensive immigration…
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Cybersecurity Information Sharing: Private Ordering or Prescriptive Mandates?
Monday, March 18, 2013 12:00 – 1:30 p.m. Room 1539, Longworth House Office Building When should private…
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CopyRIGHT: Can Free Marketeers Agree on Copyright Reform?
A panel of free marketeers with diverse views on copyright will explore the debate among conservatives and libertarians about the purpose of copyright, how it…
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Animal Biotechnology: From Frankenfish to Enviro-pig
Despite their potential environmental and consumer benefits, products that can be demonized as FrankenFish or EnviroPig are being delayed by regulatory intransigence, public confusion, and…
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Capitol Hill Briefing by Author Diana Furchtgott Roth on Green Jobs
RSVP: [email protected] What is a “green job” anyway? Few can adequately define one. Even the government isn’t sure, you will learn in these pages.
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CEI Hill Briefing: Chemical Policy and Regulation
Efforts are underway on Capitol Hill, at federal agencies, and within state governments to reform a number of chemical laws and regulations to make the…
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CEI Hill Briefing: Securing Property Rights in Space
On Thursday, April 5, the Competitive Enterprise Institute will host a Capitol Hill briefing to introduce a new study by Adjunct Scholar Rand Simberg: "Homesteading…
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CEI Hill Briefing: Don’t Drill and Drive: Weakening the “User-Pays” Highway Funding Principle Would Endanger Our Nation’s Transportation Infrastructure
The last highway bill expired more than two years ago. As Congress debates various reauthorization funding proposals, the longstanding user-pays/user-benefits principle should be preserved. One…
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CEI Hill Briefing: What E-Verify Means for Small Businesses & U.S. Workers
In late September, the U.S. House Judiciary Committee approved H.R. 2885 (PDF), the Legal Workforce Act, which would require all American businesses to adopt…
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Fall Symposium: A Growing Crisis in the Credit Market
The Competitive Enterprise Institute, along with the National Urban League, the National Bankers Association, and the Hispanic Leadership Fund, is cosponsoring a symposium to discuss…
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Protecting IP While Preserving Online Innovation
The Competitive Enterprise Institute will host a July 25 Hill briefing on legislation aimed at combating websites dedicated to unlawful copyright and trademark infringement.
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Congressional Staff and Media Briefing: Climate of Corruption Politics and Power behind the Global Warming Hoax
The Cooler Heads Calition invites you to A Congressional Staff and Media Briefing (a widely-atteneded event) Climate…
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Sarbanes-Oxley, The Supreme Court and America’s Economic Future
Join us for this informative and important discussion about what the upcoming Supreme Court decision on the Sarbanes-Oxley Act means for the U.S economy, competitiveness,…
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Congressional and Media Briefing on California’s Meltdown: Causes and Cures
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A Cooler Heads Coalition Briefing: California’s Energy Policies: a Model for the Nation?
When: Friday, April 4th Noon—1:15 PM Where: Room 1324, Longworth House Office Building, Washington DC The State of California has developed…