Regulation

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• What Should We Fear Most and What Should We Do About It?
• COVID-19 and Opioid Addiction Treatment.
• Adapt or Suffer: Demographic Change and Consequences for the United States.
• Bad Energy Legislation in New Mexico.
• Trump's Regulatory Legacy: A First Draft: Despite the headlines, the Trump administration will likely have little lasting effect on federal regulation.
• Are We 'Paying Twice' for Pharmaceuticals? The use of prizes could resolve concerns that drugmakers receive improper rents for their discoveries.
• How Democrats Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the CRA: Both parties now embrace the Congressional Review Act to overturn each other's regulations.
• Assessing the Revolution in Antitrust: New learning and evidence on market concentration do not justify a return to the dark ages of antitrust and regulation.
• The Costs of Closing DACA Initial Enrollments.
• Spreading Like Wildfire: Economics and wildfire policy offer useful lessons for COVID-19 response.

Featured documents

• The Land of Many Opportunity Costs: Constituent-group politics continue to dampen the public benefit from the federal estate.
• From Chevron to "Consent of the Governed": The Supreme Court should link Congress to its lawmaking duties.
• Refocusing on the Consumer: Utilities regulation needs to prepare for the 'prosumer' revolution.
• Trump's Regulatory Legacy Will Be through Congress, Not Regulators.
• Embracing Ossification: With Donald Trump in the White House, pro-regulation forces are changing their view on regulatory procedure.
• A Flawed Theory but Some Interesting Observations.
• Hurting Americans in Order to Hurt Foreigners: Benefit-cost analysis challenges the Trump administrations effort to end the H4 EAD program.
• A Cautionary Tale About Energy Efficiency Initiatives: If these programs are such bargains, then why does government mandate them and energy utilities push for them?
• A European Century After All?
• Revisiting the Cost of Life.