Vol. 43 Nbr. 1, March 2020

Index

• Public Utilities as Social Agencies.
• The Great Divergence that Malthus Missed.
• Regulatory Agencies Get Guidance on Guidance'.
• The Risk of Too Much Air Safety Regulation: Regulators shouldn't endanger Americans in an effort to make air travel safer.
• Static Ideas of Competition in the Information Age: If data portability is the solution, what's the problem?
• Nondelegation for the Delegators.
• Refocusing on the Consumer: Utilities regulation needs to prepare for the "prosumer" revolution.
• Government Control of Fannie and Freddie in Historical Perspective: Are we on the right path with ongoing reforms or is government oversight of these mortgage giants a lost cause?
• Paying Beneficiaries, Not Providers: Transforming Medicaid and Medicare into poverty-fighting programs would greatly improve Americans' health.
• Defending Private Safety Regulation.
• Ignoring the Tyranny of the Majority.
• The One-Percenter State.
• What Went Wrong in 2008, As Told by a Keynesian.
• It Beats Working for a Living.
• Antitrust, Apple, and the Publishing Business.
• Clearing Our Minds of 'Cant'.
• When a Credit Boom Leads to Doom.
• Let's Travel That Road Again.
• Public Equity in Decline.
• Soda Taxes.
• Immigration.
• Risk Analysis.
• Smoking.
• Whose House Party Is It, Any way?