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Cost-Benefit Analysis: What’s the Best Way to Fix the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau?
Solveig Singleton and Jerome Famularo Financial service products and markets are complex, which is partly why some insist that consumers...
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Marking the 55th Anniversary of the Bank Secrecy Act
Nicholas Anthony This year is the 55th anniversary of the Bank Secrecy Act. At the 50th anniversary, Michael J. Casey...
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Marking the 55th Anniversary of the Bank Secrecy Act
Nicholas Anthony This year is the 55th anniversary of the Bank Secrecy Act. At the 50th anniversary, Michael J. Casey...
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Are Universities Really Non-Profits?
Jeffrey Miron In a recent Washington Post op-ed, tax policy expert Scott Hodge reminds us that many universities engage in...
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Kevin Hassett is Right: The Fed Should Not Be a Black Box
Jai Kedia We have disagreed with several of the administration’s proposals on economics in general and monetary policy in particular....
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Freeing Us from Washington
Chris Edwards Americans have tethered a huge amount of economic activity to the federal government. Sadly, that nullifies one of...
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Friday Feature: School of Hope
Colleen Hroncich When Amy Sparks and her husband opened School of Hope in Fayetteville, NC, they were doing more than...
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Revoking IEEPA Tariffs Will Not “Lead to Financial Ruin”
Romina Boccia The Trump administration has argued, in ongoing litigation, that revoking certain tariff authority would have “catastrophic consequences” and...
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When Persuasion in Congress Shuts Down: We’ve Been Here Before and We’ll Be Here Again
Priyanka Venkat For the 29th straight year, the United States Congress has failed to pass its annual appropriations. It has...
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The Home Team Advantage: How DC Jurors Can Become a Bulwark Against Government Oppression
Mike Fox The prosecution of Sidney Reid is poised to be a pivotal test of constitutional justice, set against the...
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