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People, Not Ratios

By: Iain Murray, Ryan Young
05/25/2016

Full Document Available in PDF The debate over income inequality became especially heated following the English-language publication of French economist Thomas Piketty’s…

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Game Changer

By: Michelle Minton, Steven Titch
05/09/2016

Rather than enforcing subjective morality or trying to protect people from themselves, modern gambling regulation should treat citizens as adults and preserve the right of states…

Consumer Freedom

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Ten Thousand Commandments 2016

By: Clyde Wayne Crews
05/04/2016

Ten Thousand Commandments is the Competitive Enterprise Institute’s annual survey of the size, scope and cost of federal regulations, and how they affect American consumers, businesses,…

Regulatory Reform

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TSCA “Reform” Is Likely To Do More Harm Than Good

By: Angela Logomasini
04/19/2016

Full Document Available on PDF According to news reports, congressional aides from both houses of Congress are currently engaged in private meetings…

Consumer Freedom

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Why Congress Must End Regulation by Guidance Document

By: Clyde Wayne Crews
04/18/2016

Regulators are imposing new restrictions on American businesses and economic activity through guidance documents, memoranda and even blog posts, with little oversight from Congress or…

Regulatory Reform

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Fanning the Flames

By: Angela Logomasini
03/22/2016

Banning flame retardant chemicals puts consumers at risk. Rather than a ban, a better approach would allow for innovation.

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People, Not Ratios

Game Changer

Ten Thousand Commandments 2016

TSCA “Reform” Is Likely To Do More Harm Than Good

Why Congress Must End Regulation by Guidance Document

Fanning the Flames