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Free to Prosper

The 115th Congress is poised to tackle regulatory reform. Check out CEI's recommendations to move America toward economic growth, prosperity, and liberty.

Business and Government

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REINing In Regulatory Overreach

The Regulations from the Executive in Need of Scrutiny Act would help restore transparency and accountability to federal rulemaking.

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Cutting the Gordian Knot

Full Document Available in PDF On June 23, 2016, the people of Great Britain decided to leave the  European Union (EU).While the…

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The Rising Tide

Full Document Available in PDF In a companion paper, People Not Ratios: Why the Debate over Income Inequality Asks the Wrong…

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People, Not Ratios

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

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

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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Fanning the Flames

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

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Understanding an Internet Sales Tax

21st century taxation without representation? Attempts to expand states’ abilities to tax online sales across borders are wildly unpopular and fly in the face of fiscal conservative…

Tech and Telecom

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Reviving Capitalism

The near-death and rebirth of American railroads is a case study in business leaders fending off regulation.

Capitalism

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Keeping the Skies Open for Drones

Drone technology could transform the way we live and work, offering great potential in precision agriculture, aerial photography, to infrastructure inspection, and disaster response. But overzealous…

Transportation