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April 10, 2008

Giving Short Shrift to the Regulation of Short Codes

The use of “short codes” is one of the most recent innovations in wireless communications.
April 8, 2008

Has McCain Got a (Good) Deal for You

Presumptive Republican presidential nominee Senator John McCain has proposed a radical reform for the tax treatment of health insurance.
April 3, 2008

Still "Bad": A Critique of the Latest Attempt to Gut the DMCA

Congressman Rick Boucher’s latest proposal to make significant changes to the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) would make substantial and unwise changes to U.S. copyright law based on nonexistent problems, and would put the United States in violation of our trade treaties, all in order to relieve copyright infringers of legal liability. It’s still a bad idea.

April 2, 2008

Event Transcript: Trade and the Race for the White House

Never has it been more evident the critical task our next president must face in strategically positioning the U.S. in a global economy. Will the U.S. be a free-trade partner or will concerns about the outsourcing of American jobs force the country to modify its positions? To address these concerns, the Institute for Policy Innovation (IPI) sponsored a briefing on Thursday, March 27, 2008 as representatives from all three presidential campaigns discussed the positions of their candidates.

April 1, 2008

A Strike for Lower Taxes

Thousands of the nation’s independent truckers are threatening to go on strike this month (April) to protest high fuel prices.
March 28, 2008

Dealing With Neighbors

by Sidney Weintraub | Supporting Documents
March 28, 2008

Looking for Nuance in Neutrality

Despite a couple years of debate about network neutrality, rarely have concrete proposals emerged from those who advocate for this government control of the Internet.
March 25, 2008

It’s Time to Reform Welfare—in Great Britain

Maybe, just maybe, Great Britain is finally getting serious about welfare reform.
March 20, 2008

More Trade Mercantilism from the French

France is reaching a whole new level on hypocrisy over trade and intellectual property rights.
March 18, 2008

The Economic Logic of Free Trade

Expanding free trade agreements (FTAs) became more difficult when the Democratic Party took over control of Congress.

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