Study: Even Well-Intentioned Regulators Do More Harm Than Good
Bureaucrats who intend to do good still restrict competition and suppress liberty.
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Bureaucrats who intend to do good still restrict competition and suppress liberty.
Insurer CareFirst's bid to revive an antitrust lawsuit against Johnson & Johnson over its acquisition of patents affecting competitors would throw cold water over drug company...
Trump administration officials didn’t try to hide that they were punishing the company for its views.
America's most business-friendly states are proof that permitting reform works. Still, they have a bad habit of handing out tax breaks to favored industries.
Landbell USA secured mandatory payments totaling tens of millions of dollars a year as its corporate revenue, then promised to hire some people and form the organization.
The Center for Climate and Energy Solutions announced the establishment of C2ES Action, a 501(c)(4) organization aligned with C2ES, expanding crucial advocacy efforts to advance po...
The central message is simple: large new electric loads should be allowed to bring private power online without shifting costs or reliability risks onto existing ratepayers. The po...
by cotobuzz at CDN - Which System Better Supports Freedom of Thought: the Chinese CCP or the American Model? For a free society to prosper, a marketplace of ideas is required. Cou...
A group of incumbent utilities asked FERC to suspend competitive bidding for some transmission projects. The responsive filings are in, and the record does more than rebut the comp...
The 12-year history of Tax Foundation’s ITCI shows that tax policy is constantly in flux around the world and that tax policy design choices matter for economic growth.
Such anomalies are common when polling often-ignorant voters. But libertarians would do well to take note, anyway.
Chris Bray writes for the Federalist about a key beneficiary of a new California regulation. [C]ompanies that make or distribute any form of textiles in California are required to...
WASHINGTON — A coalition of nearly 200 environmental, health, and community groups filed comments late Friday urging the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to withdraw its propos...
Why Limited Government and Market-Driven Innovation Beat the Old Regulatory Capture Model.
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