Tickets and Economic Liberty
Secondary markets are an important component of a free market, and if you buy a legitimate ticket to a live event, you should be able to transfer it to whomever you choose, however you choose. But the Ticketmaster/Live Nation demogorgon wants to control that as well.
WiFi Is Winning--So Why Is Congress Stuck in the 1990s?
Spectrum policy might sound boring — but this one move by Congress could reshape the internet, hurt competition, and make your Wi-Fi worse. Here’s what you need to know.
Property Rights, Free-Markets, or SB 819?
IPI Quoted in Housing Wire on HUD Investigations
Giving No Truck to Trucking
Policymakers need to begin considering new ways of funding transportation infrastructure that properly allocate the costs of maintenance and repair. We are intrigued by the idea of a commercial vehicle miles travelled tax (VMT-C) that would tax commercial vehicles by the miles driven, but which would omit passenger vehicles.
As the DOJ Takes Shape, Housing Must Be Front and Center
The Trump administration can make housing more affordable by cutting regulations and civil rights investigations.
Texas Should Not Regulate AI -- Yet
Texas should be a leader in innovation, not a leader in regulation.
Don't Regulate AI -- at All, for Now
Right now, governments at the state level are moving bills to regulate AI that should be roundly rejected.
Will the Real Kamala Harris Please Stand Up?
The problem we’re now facing is that the real Harris won’t stand up and identify herself until after the election.
FTC's Rampage Goes Rogue
The Biden-Harris Administration has weaponized their appointment power.