The FDA’s Biosimilar Burden—and How Congress Can Lift It
Jeffrey A. Singer In recent testimony before the Senate Appropriations Committee, Food and Drug Administration Commissioner Marty A. Makary, MD, ...
Election Policy Roundup
Walter Olson Number eleven in our series of occasional roundups on election law and policy: New York City’s Democratic primary ...
Are You Prepared for Your “One-Foot” Moment?
It is one thing to understand economics and quite another to be able to explain how economics works. Those who ...
Understanding the Difference Between RCCB and RCBO
When it comes to electrical safety, getting the right protection device is crucial for safeguarding both people and property. Two ...
How Global Digital Banking Benefits Employers and Employees
The way which businesses transact and handle money overall has changed dramatically over the years. Gone is the time when ...
Congress Should Let the New Markets Tax Credit Expire
Adam N. Michel The New Markets Tax Credit (NMTC), enacted in 2000, was designed to spur investment in low-income communities ...
Can Mail Ballots Be Lawfully Counted If Received After Election Day? Where the Law Stands
Stephen Richer Can mail ballots be lawfully accepted after Election Day if they are postmarked on Election Day? This legal question came up 10 days ...
A Common Thread: Price Controls, Japanese Internment, and the Little Rock Nine
Jeffrey Miron Lincoln’s Emancipation Proclamation and suspension of habeas corpus; Roosevelt’s Japanese Internment and confiscation of gold; Truman’s desegregation of ...
The Disasters of Government Enterprise
Our socialist transit systems are an ongoing failure made worse by even more government intervention. We should not be surprised, ...
