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Privacy and Human Rights: Comparing the United States to Europe

  • By: Solveig Singleton
  • 12/01/1999

One premise shaping the debate about privacy law in the United States is that the European Data Protection Directive is a more advanced…

Business and Government

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First Do No Harm: EPA’s New Rules Will Worsen Smog

  • By: Ben Lieberman
  • 11/10/1999

On May 13, 1999, the Environmental Protection Agency proposed new rules tightening motor vehicle emissions, including those from light trucks, a category of…

Climate

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Federal Reinsurance for Homeowner’s Insurance: Another Capitol Hill Disaster.

  • By: Tom Miller
  • 11/03/1999

Storm clouds over Capitol Hill. House Banking Committee members are teetering on the brink of triggering a mega-disaster this week that is pointed…

Business and Government

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Superfund Legislation: True Reform or a Hazardous Waste?

  • By: Dana Joel Gattuso
  • 11/03/1999

  Given the green light by House Speaker Dennis Hastert (R-IL) to produce Superfund reform legislation before the session’s end, House Republicans are racing…

Energy and Environment

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Cars, Women, and Minorities: The Democratization of Mobility in America

  • By: CEI Staff
  • 11/01/1999

Full Document Available in PDF The central role of…

Automobiles and Roads

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Running On MTBE: Closing The Pumps On The Oxygen Content Requirement

  • By: Ben Lieberman
  • 10/29/1999

Debate is raging in Congress and in many state legislatures regarding the federal Clean Air Act’s reformulated gasoline (RFG) program, which requires the addition…

Energy and Environment

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Comments Submitted in the FTC/NTIA Workshop on Online Profiling

  • By: Solveig Singleton
  • 10/18/1999

  These comments will address the following questions: I. What are the costs and benefits, to both industry and consumers, of online profiling? II. Are…

Business and Government

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Kemp: On Kyoto, The Issue Is Power

  • By: Jack Kemp
  • 10/13/1999

The Kyoto Protocol on global warming, and its underlying premise that the entire world’s energy policies can be regulated pursuant to an international treaty,…

Climate

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A National Survey Of Emergency Room Physicians Regarding The Food And Drug Administration

  • By: Gregory Conko
  • 10/01/1999

Full Study Available in PDF Format…

Business and Government

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Capital Markets: The Importance of Lower Taxes

  • By: Solveig Singleton
  • 09/13/1999

Perhaps the single most important thing that policymakers should do to facilitate advances in innovation is to lower tax rates both for corporations and individuals.

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Facts Not Fear

  • By: Michael Sanera, Ph.D.
  • 09/01/1999

In schools today, it is typical to see walls covered with posters depicting endangered animals. Students hold tee-shirt sales to raise money to save…

Energy and Environment

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Jack Kemp: Closing Down the Hard Times CAFE

  • By: Jack Kemp
  • 08/18/1999

Congress soon will decide whether to continue the “freeze” on existing CAFE (Corporate Average Fuel Economy) standards that have been in place for…

Climate

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Microsoft Trial: The Heat is On

  • By: Stub
  • 08/13/1999

View Full Document as PDF This summer, the heat is on Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson even more than the rest of…

Antitrust

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Anti-“Sprawl” Policy: Congested Thinking and Dense Logic

  • By: Daniel Simmons
  • 08/09/1999

“Urban sprawl” has morphed into a catchall phrase that describes the cause and consequence of any social deviation related to the suburbs, including, and…

Energy and Environment

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Lawmakers Trashing the Poor?

  • By: Angela Logomasini
  • 08/01/1999

Full Study Available In PDF Format For more than two decades, various states have battled…

Energy and Environment

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Speedbumps, Potholes, and Detours on the Road to Social Security Reform

  • By: Tom Miller
  • 07/26/1999

As Yogi Berra once said, “You’ve got to be careful if you don’t know where you’re going ’cause you might not get there.” This year’s…

Business and Government

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Electricity Deregulation: Wired or Tangled in the 106th Congress’s Committees?

  • By: Clyde Wayne Crews
  • 07/22/1999

When policymakers embark upon restructuring as opposed to deregulating a heavily regulated industry, they risk creating more regulation than existed before. This is…

Energy

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Electricity Reform in Colorado: A Resource Guide for Citizens & Policymakers

  • By: Clyde Wayne Crews
  • 07/22/1999

Executive Summary ·Deregulation of telecommunications, natural gas, and transportation saved American consumers billions of dollars, created new choices among sellers and spurred numerous…

Energy

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Dumb and Dumber: Two Wrongs Don’t Make A Patients’ Bill of Rights

  • By: Tom Miller
  • 07/14/1999

This week, the Senate considers legislation to impose a lengthy laundry list of new federal regulations and accompanying costs on employer-insured health plans. The…

Health and Safety

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The Data Access Law: Promoting Accountability and Privacy

  • By: James T. O’Reilly
  • 07/14/1999

With the passage of the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) in 1966, our society decided to promote government transparency: what is done in government’s name…

Energy and Environment

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The SAFE Bill: Keying in on Encryption Reform

  • By: Ananda Gupta
  • 07/07/1999

View Full Document as PDF Despite Clinton Administration steps towards liberalizing American encryption policy, some members of the House of Representatives…

Business and Government

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Market-Based Chimera: Emission Trading Fails to Deliver

  • By: Paul J. Georgia
  • 07/06/1999

View Full Document as PDF The Clinton-Gore Administration is trying to persuade the American people that the Kyoto Protocol, the most ambitious…

Climate

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The Data Access Law: Decreasing Secret Science While Increasing Accountability

  • By: Jennifer Zambone
  • 06/07/1999

As the federal bureaucracy grows and Congress delegates more of its power to the agencies, the need for agency accountability increases. In October…

Energy and Environment

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Alternative to Kyoto Protocol Concedes Too Much

  • By: George A. Pieler
  • 06/03/1999

View Full Document as PDF The Energy and Climate Policy Act of 1999, S. 882, has been introduced as an alternative…

Climate

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The Deadly Effects of Fuel Economy Standards: CAFE’s Lethal Impact on Auto Safety

  • By: Julie DeFalco
  • 06/01/1999

Full Document Available in PDF…

Business and Government

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Clean Air, Congress and the Constitution: Why The Delegation Ruling Was Correct

  • By: David Schoenbrod
  • 05/26/1999

View Full Document as PDF On May 14, 1999, in American Trucking Associations v. United States Environmental Protection Agency, the U.S. Court…

Energy and Environment

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The Clean Air Act’s Federal Terrorist Assistance Program

  • By: Angela Logomasini
  • 05/21/1999

View Full Document as PDF In recent years the United States has experienced the horrors of the terrorist attack of a…

Energy and Environment

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Clearing the Air on EPA’s New Emissions Proposal

  • By: Michael Gough
  • 05/10/1999

Care to spend $2 billion or more a year on a health measure with no detectable health benefits? The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)…

Energy and Environment

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Self-Regulation: Regulatory Fad or Market Forces?

  • By: Solveig Singleton
  • 05/07/1999

Self-regulation of the Internet has emerged in a number of contexts, including privacy. Internet filtering technology is also a species of “self-regulation.” And then…

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The Anti-Environment Estate Tax: Why the “Death Tax” Is Deadly for Endangered Species

  • By: Jonathan H. Adler
  • 04/20/1999

View Full Document as PDF The economic and social benefits of repealing the “death tax” are well known. Repeal of the…

Energy and Environment

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Electric Chairmen Can Throw Switch on Phony Deregulation

  • By: Clyde Wayne Crews
  • 04/13/1999

View Full Document as PDF The local electric power monopoly is the only game in town for consumers, something reformers have…

Energy

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Free Speech and Alcohol: How Much Is Too Much?

  • By: Ben Lieberman
  • 04/08/1999

On February 5th, the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms (ATF), approved two wine labels containing the following statements: The proud people…

Regulatory Reform

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INTELligent Lessons from an Antitrust Blunder

  • By: Barry Fagin
  • 04/06/1999

View Full Document as PDF The FTC’s approval in March of a settlement with Intel closed an unfortunate chapter in American…

Antitrust

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Hawk Mountain Sanctuary Association

  • 04/01/1999

  Full Document Available in PDF The creation of the Hawk Mountain Sanctuary in the Appalachian…

Study

The Case Against The Case Against Microsoft

  • By: Barry Fagin
  • 04/01/1999

Full Document Available in PDF The current antitrust case against Microsoft has…

Tech and Telecom

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The Simple ABC’s of Regulatory Reform

  • By: Clyde Wayne Crews
  • 03/18/1999

View Full Document as PDF Streaming out of Washington now are sometimes bizarre regulations covering, among other things; workplace ergonomics, flammability…

Regulatory Reform

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Culling To Be Kind: Why This Year’s Ivory Sales Will Help Elephant Conservation

  • By: Stub
  • 03/16/1999

View Full Document as PDF This month, nearly 34 tons of elephant ivory from Namibia and Zimbabwe will be shipped to…

Energy and Environment

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Passenger Service Regulation: A Placebo for Air Travel

  • By: James L. Gattuso
  • 03/08/1999

View Full Document as PDF Spurred by several recent travel horror stories, the quality of airline travel has become a hot…

Health and Safety

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Conservation and the Public Trust Doctrine

  • By: Bonnie McKay
  • 03/01/1999

Full Document Available in PDF The public trust doctrine has been evolving since…

Business and Government

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Ending The Forest Fire Gridlock: Making Fire Fighting In The West A State And Local Responsibility

  • By: Robert H. Nelson
  • 03/01/1999

Full Document Available…

Business and Government

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Ten Thousand Commandments: An Annual Policymaker’s Snapshot of the Federal Regulatory State (1999 Edition)

  • By: Clyde Wayne Crews
  • 03/01/1999

Full Document Available in PDF The federal government spent $1.65 trillion in 1998 to…

Business and Government

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The Problems With Planning: A Free-Market Guide To Suburban Development & “Urban Sprawl”

  • By: Daniel Simmons
  • 03/01/1999

A brief overview of…

State & Local Housing Policy

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The First Family’s Asthma Problems

  • By: Ben Lieberman
  • 02/26/1999

View Full Document as PDF Both Bill and Hillary Clinton are taking actions that will affect the nation’s six million asthmatic…

Energy and Environment

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Saving Fisheries without Property Rights: “Surgery with a Baseball Bat”

  • By: Michael De Alessi
  • 02/22/1999

View Full Document as PDF The collapse of the once-rich fisheries off the coast of New England is testimony to the…

Energy and Environment

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Early Action Crediting: Growing the Kyoto Lobby at Small Business’ Expense

  • By: Marlo Lewis, Jr.
  • 02/12/1999

View Full Document as PDF “Credit for early action” – a policy proposal developed by the Environmental Defense Fund and warmly…

Climate

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A Defective Product: Consumer Groups’ Study of Microsoft In Need of Recall

  • By: Stan Liebowitz
  • 02/09/1999

View Full Document as PDF Consumer groups are supposed to be on the side of consumers. But three such groups – the…

Antitrust

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So, What Will This Unfunded Mandate Cost Me?

  • By: Clyde Wayne Crews
  • 02/08/1999

View Full Document as PDF The $1.77 trillion spending budget President Clinton sent to Congress February 2 tells just part of…

Regulatory Reform

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Credit for Early Implementation: Kyoto Through the Front Door

  • By: Marlo Lewis, Jr.
  • 01/25/1999

  Last year, in an attempt to safeguard the Senate’s constitutional prerogatives in treaty-making, Congress barred the Environmental Protection Agency and the Council on…

Climate

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Electricity Reform in Colorado

  • By: Clyde Wayne Crews
  • 01/02/1999

Full Document Available in PDF Consumers in Colorado pay prices for electricity that are among the lowest in the country. Therefore, indeed they…

Business and Government

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National Environmental Survey

  • By: CEI Staff
  • 01/01/1999

Full Document Available in PDF From December 8 – 11, 1998, the polling company conducted…

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