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The Year of Regulatory Reform: The Common Decency Justification
Even as it loses a federal court case about censoring vanity plates, Rhode Island is stubbornly trying to cling to censoriousness by invoking concern…
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Katherine Revello
The Year of Regulatory Reform: To-Go Alcohol and the Panic of Elites
There is perhaps no greater case that behavior-controlling regulations are unnecessary than the pandemic-driven quick and uneventful repeal of bans on…
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Katherine Revello
The Year of Regulatory Reform: School Choice and the Injustice of Expanding Regulations
The government is often jealous of alternative programs setup by citizens who've been failed by public services. It frequently invokes "concern for the…
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Katherine Revello
The Year of Regulatory Reform: Biden's Buy American Order Will Backfire
Rather than stimulating economic growth, "Buy American" will backfire, driving up the price of goods and making the economy less robust by prioritizing…
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Katherine Revello
The Year of Regulatory Reform: The Cost-Per-Life Saved Cutoff
Regulatory spending can kill people. The government doesn't talk about that when it talks about what it does for the public good. And it's…
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Katherine Revello
The Year of Regulatory Reform: How Licensing Rewards the Connected
When the regulatory process is expensive and involves the arbitrary application of ambiguously worded statutes, don't be surprised at the dominance of…
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Katherine Revello
The Year of Regulatory Reform: An Introduction
The response of various states to the pandemic demonstrated that regulation is detrimental to business’ ability to respond quickly to disaster and is…
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Katherine Revello
Of Course Competing Ways of Life Can Coexist
From federalism to representation in Congress, America was designed to promote pluralism.
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Katherine Revello
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