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Destroying Competition in Order to Save It: Predation Rules and the Airline Industry

By: James L. Gattuso
04/01/1998

“We had to destroy the village in order to save it.” According to legend, this rationale was once given by the U.S. army to…

Antitrust

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Flush With Anger: Should Washington Regulate Toilets?

By: Ben Lieberman
04/01/1998

One of Congress’ dumbest ideas was having federal bureaucrats redesign household appliances. Under the 1992 Energy Policy Act, several plumbing fixtures must now meet…

Energy and Environment

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Michigan’s Insurance Industry: New Directions

By: Gary Wolfram
04/01/1998

Full Document Available in PDF With the coming of the administration of Republican…

Insurance

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Common and Private Property Rights

By: Barry Field
03/17/1998

Introduction Property rights theorists and others considering various conservation regimes often differentiate between common and private property rights institutions. There is a rich…

Study

Conservation Easements & Private Land Stewardship

By: Steven J. Eagle
03/01/1998

Full Document Available in PDF “Conservation easements” are property rights created to…

Energy and Environment

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Privileged Polluters: The Case Against Exempting Municipalities From Superfund

By: David B. Kopel
03/01/1998

Full Document Available in PDF Superfund is widely regarded as…

Energy and Environment

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Destroying Competition in Order to Save It: Predation Rules and the Airline Industry

Flush With Anger: Should Washington Regulate Toilets?

Michigan’s Insurance Industry: New Directions

Common and Private Property Rights

Conservation Easements & Private Land Stewardship

Privileged Polluters: The Case Against Exempting Municipalities From Superfund