Bureaucracy and Regulation

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Freedom for Television and Radio

Bureaucracy and RegulationU.S. History

Blog11/20/2017Murray N. Rothbard

When the government essentially owns the airways, it also decides how those resources may be used.

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High Prices and Zombie Housing

Bureaucracy and RegulationMoney and BanksMoney and Banking

Blog11/11/2017Doug French

This odd mix of rising prices and three months of vacant inventory being ransacked by squatters is not how markets work, unless government is involved.

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Government Recycling Programs Waste Valuable Resources

Bureaucracy and RegulationThe Environment

Blog11/11/2017Lee Friday

Market prices tell us how people want resources to be used. Government recycling programs ignore these important signals.

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Unions Want Freedom of Association — But Only for Themselves

Bureaucracy and RegulationLabor and Wages

Blog11/08/2017Gary Galles

If workers have freedom of association, they also need the right to refuse to associate with unions, if they wish.

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Big Pharma Makes Drugs that Please Regulators, Not Customers

Bureaucracy and RegulationHealth

Blog10/27/2017Mark Thornton

In a free market, consumers hold the power to punish producers for pushing dangerous products. But today, the FDA has short-circuited that market.

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Can Trump and Rand Paul Save Healthcare?

Bureaucracy and RegulationHealth

Blog10/19/2017Ryan McMaken

Trump's new healthcare order is a good first step. But now new providers must overcome barriers imposed by decades of federal meddling.

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Gary Cohn is Concerned about Wall Street Clearinghouses – Blockchain is Already Fixing it

Bureaucracy and RegulationMoney and Banks

Blog10/16/2017Tho Bishop

Helping de-escalate the risk of third party exchanges is, of course, simply one of the many potential applications for blockchain.

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Without Government, Who Will Force Drivers off the Roads?

Bureaucracy and RegulationTaxes and SpendingMonopoly and Competition

Blog10/03/2017Lee Friday

Because the municipal government can't solve the traffic congestion problem, residents may be forced to walk, cycle, or use public transit more often.