Vol. 42 Nbr. 1, March 2019

Index

• Are Market Data Fees Too High? Should We Care?
• SEC's Pay Ratio Regulation Reveals What We Already Knew.
• USDA Reform: Help Rural America by Freeing Scientific Innovation.
• Hurting Americans in Order to Hurt Foreigners: Benefit-cost analysis challenges the Trump administrations effort to end the H4 EAD program.
• Tipped Workers and the Minimum Wage: California's broad minimum-wage increases appear tailored to manage political forces.
• The Troubled History of Cancer Risk Assessment: The Linear-No-Threshold paradigm, which asserts there are no safe exposure levels, is the product of flawed and corrupted science.
• Should Automakers Be Responsible for Accidents? Automaker enterprise liability would have useful incentives that driver liability law misses.
• 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?
• Utility Energy Efficiency Initiatives Are Good Policy: These programs address important market failures and have been shown to be cost-effective.
• A Conservative Anarchist? ANTHONY DEJASAY 1925-2019.
• Us or Them, or Us and Them?
• The Truth about Economic Incentive Programs.
• Let's Hear It for the Standard Narrative.
• Landsburg s New Puzzles.
• An Open and Enlightened Libertarianism.
• Roads for the Future.
• A Damning Portrait of the New York Fed.
• The ACA and Opioid Deaths: A SUMMARY OF RECENT PAPERS THAT MAY BE OF INTEREST TO REGULATION'S READERS.
• Banking Regulation.
• Securities Regulation.
• Soda Taxes.
• Why Can't We Admit Policy Mistakes?