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J.D. Vance Seeks a Large Increase In Government’s Economic Footprint

In recent comments, Ohio Senator JD Vance praised Federal Trade Read more…

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Sorry Mr. President, Lina Khan Does Not Deserve a Raise

In President Biden’s Fiscal Year 2025 budget, one of the Read more…

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Conserving the New Deal?

Academic Professor Jeffery Tyler Syck has sparked controversy by urging Read more…

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Bidenomics Is Getting Union Bosses In the Boardroom

In a new analysis by Norm Singleton, a Senior Fellow Read more…

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Make-believe policy gets run over by train of reason

In a realm where aspirations often clash with the pragmatic Read more…

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With Neither the Facts Nor the Law On Its Side, the FTC Pounds the Table

As advocates for free-market principles, it’s imperative to scrutinize the Read more…

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No Elizabeth Warren, You’re Surely No Ted Kennedy

For advocates of free markets, the role of government in Read more…

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Lina Khan Isn’t Qualified To Define Market Competition

Market Institute President Charles Sauer has a new article in Read more…

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Hipster Neo-Brandeisianism Is Sadly Going Global

The rise of Hipster Neo-Brandeisianism signals a profound shift in Read more…

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The FTC’s Antitrust Case Against Meta Is Laughably Weak

In a new commentary at Real Clear Markets, John Tamny, Read more…

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marketinstitute The Market Institute @marketinstitute ·
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Populism and socialism are symptoms of a real economic failure: slower growth, stagnant wages, and too many Americans feeling left behind.

But tariffs, price controls, and government ownership will only deepen the damage. The answer is pro-growth reform, not more government

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marketinstitute The Market Institute @marketinstitute ·
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The debate over Reconciliation 3.0 shouldn't just be about spending—it's about spending smarter. Congress can reduce Medicare overpayments, curb upcoding, and save taxpayers hundreds of billions without cutting patient care.

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marketinstitute The Market Institute @marketinstitute ·
5 Aug

NEW from @CharlesSauer: Republicans are fighting over $95 billion while insurers and hospitals exploit Medicare payment rules to drain taxpayers of more than $1 trillion.

Congress should fix the incentives, cut the waste, and put patients and taxpayers first.

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