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Lessons from Europe – Regulating the Internet as a Utility Would be a Mistake
Posted July 29, 2014 by Edmond Baranes Read More
The ongoing debate on net neutrality in the United States pits those who believe it’s necessary for government to regulate the Internet in order to keep it free and open, against those who know that the Internet will always remain open and…
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Lessons from Europe – Regulating the Internet as a Utility Would be a Mistake
The ongoing debate on net neutrality in the United States pits those who believe it’s necessary for government to regulate…
by Edmond Baranes | July 29, 2014 Read More
Real Unemployment Rate is at Least 18 Percent
Friday, the Labor Department is expected to report the economy added 235,000 jobs in July, and the unemployment rate remained…
by Peter Morici | July 29, 2014 Read More
For Whom Does Mel Watt Work?
His decision to write off Fannie and Freddie's private shareholders is an outright disregard of his fiduciary duties A recent…
by Richard Epstein | July 28, 2014 Read More
Why State Leadership Matters for Improving Access to Higher Education
As President Barack Obama and the U.S. Department of Education continue their rollout of initiatives aimed at improving college attainment,…
by Laura W. Perna and Joni E. Finney | July 27, 2014 Read More
Education Does Not Explain Views On Climate Change Well, And Is Not Why The Two Parties Disagree
Media accounts of global warming/climate change/climate disruption often explain Americans’ views of climate change in terms of how educated we…
by John Lee Ramos | July 24, 2014 Read More
Overtime in Negotiations with Iran
As the world recovers from the nail-biting conclusion to the 2014 World Cup, another high-stakes game is preparing for overtime…
by Darya Pilram | July 24, 2014 Read More
New rail rules are a good start, says former regulator
The Department of Transportation released their latest set of regulations for railroads transporting hazardous liquids, such as oil and ethanol,…
by Shawn McCoy | July 24, 2014 Read More
Ryan’s Entitlement Reforms Would Promote Work
Poverty is as endemic today as it was when President Johnson inaugurated the War on Poverty, and Paul Ryan is…
by Peter Morici | July 24, 2014 Read More