Regulatory Reform
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In Depth: Regulatory Reform
In his first inaugural address, Thomas Jefferson said that “the sum of good government” was one “which shall restrain men from injuring one another” and “shall leave them otherwise free to regulate their own pursuits of industry.” Sadly, governments – both federal and state – have ignored this axiom and …
Regulatory Reform
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President Biden’s Infrastructure Plan Brings Suspect Benefits at High Costs
Skip Estes/4 days ago -
Mississippi Recognizes Out-of-State Occupational Licenses
Gretchen Baldau/5 days ago -
Preemption of State Labor Law in the PRO Act
Gretchen Baldau/2 weeks ago -
Can State Courts Exercise Jurisdiction Over Online Marketplaces or Individual Sellers?
Jonathon Hauenschild/2 weeks ago
Podcasts
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Latest Episode: 81: Welcome to ACCE, New Local Lawmakers
10:10 / 2 days ago
Latest Articles
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President Biden’s Infrastructure Plan Brings Suspect Benefits at High Costs
Skip Estes/4 days ago -
How (Not) to Make it in New York: Albany’s Record-Breaking Taxes and Spending
Thomas Savidge/4 days ago -
Mississippi Recognizes Out-of-State Occupational Licenses
Gretchen Baldau/5 days ago
Latest Publications
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Energy Affordability Report: A Snapshot of Electricity Prices and Energy Policies by State
Carly Good/2 weeks ago -
Amicus Brief: AFP v. Baccera
Jonathon Hauenschild/3 weeks ago