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June 23, 2006
A Bad Trade: Will Congress Unwittingly Repeal the Digital Millennium Copyright Act and Violate Our Trade Treaties?
Many are attempting to rewrite intellectual property protections by altering the Digital Millennium Copyright Act, whether by broadening definitions of permissible conduct such as “fair use”, or by wholesale changes to current law. However, many have failed to consider the ramifications of these changes to our international agreements. Some legislative proposals would require renegotiation or complete dissolution of these trade agreements.
June 20, 2006
Labor Over TABOR
Last year, the fans of big government sobbed that Colorado faced a fiscal Armageddon.
June 8, 2006
Give Us Your Huddled Masses of Skilled Workers
When the country debates immigration, most of the discussion focuses on the poor and “huddled masses” entering the country illegally from Latin America.
June 6, 2006
Where Do We Sign Up for a Government Job?
Whoa! Whatever happened to the notion that those who go to work for the government are making a financial sacrifice?
According to a recent study on federal and private sector pay by the Cato Institute, and based on U.
June 1, 2006
India: Back to the 20th Century?
Just when you think India has taken an economic step forward into the 21st century, it stands up and asserts its right to take two steps back.
May 30, 2006
108 Years in the Unmaking
The war is over and now, finally, so is the tax that funded it.
May 25, 2006
Why We Aren’t ‘Neutral’ About the Net
Ever heard of “net neutrality”? No?
Then how about “Internet democracy”? Tip: Whenever the word “democracy” is mentioned in reference to business, run away fast.
May 23, 2006
Now Can We Talk about the Tax System?
On May 17, USA Today’s lead editorial stated the painfully obvious: the federal tax code is too complicated.
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