USMCA Sets a Worrying Precedent
While it's a good thing Canada, Mexico, and the U.S. managed to avoid a trade war with the passage of USMCA, one should not expect smooth sailing going forward.
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A New Kind of Trade Agreement
If we value the cultural Anglosphere and the defense Anglosphere, it makes only sense that we use trade agreements to cement an economic Anglosphere.
The EU Attempts to Become the World’s Antitrust Regulator
The European Union announced it would fine Google $5 billion for alleged anti-competitive practices.
More Antitrust Revisionism Aimed at Big Tech
If Google’s search algorithm was really disadvantaging the consumer by not prominently displaying its competitors, the Obama FTC and/or Department of Justice would have taken action.
Time to Fix the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
The Trump administration’s proposed budget contains an interesting line item that isn’t mentioned in the summary text. It calls for reductions in spending at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB). ...
Misplaced Trust in Antitrust
Applying antitrust law to tech companies ignores the rich history of free-market legal and economic thought about questions in competition.
Time for a New Fed Chairman
A new chair of the Federal Reserve would help take the central bank in a direction that helps the economy.
Consumers Harmed by Consumer Protection Bureau – Again
Yesterday, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau issued yet another rule that will harm consumers. A new rule on small dollar loans will kill off about 75 percent of the existing small ...
Operation Choke Point Is Over – Perhaps
Supporters of the rule of law will be overjoyed to hear that the Department of Justice has officially closed down Operation Choke Point.
Here’s Three Things the President Should Do in His Executive Reorganization
Today is the last day for the public to submit ideas for the reorganization of the executive branch that the President announced in his Executive Order on a comprehensive plan ...