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Would Lina Khan and the EU Have Blocked Amazon’s Acquistion?

Delve into the intriguing world of tech acquisitions and antitrust Read more…

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Sanders’ Transparent Attempt to Bully Drug Companies

In a recent turn of events, Senator Bernie Sanders has Read more…

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To Ban TikTok Is To Ban Individual American Freedom

In a new article at Real Clear Markets Norm Singleton, Read more…

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Coalition: Reauthorize TCJA Provisions to Protect Taxpayers and Businesses

As we step into the dawn of a new year, Read more…

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Do We Really Need a Republican Lina Khan?

Norm Singleton, Senior Fellow at the Market Institute, dissects the Read more…

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Democratic Party Civil War: Abundance Economics vs. Lina Khanonomics

Amidst a charged Presidential race, the left is undergoing a Read more…

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Big Labor Won’t Boost Its Appeal To Labor With Politics

In his new article, Norm Singleton, Senior Fellow at The Read more…

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Jim Jordan Is Worried About the Right Policies, Antitrust Overreach In Particular

Ohio Representative and House Judiciary Committee Chair Jim Jordan’s distinctive Read more…

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The Courts and Congress Must Protect Free Speech

In a new piece at Real Clear Markets, Market Institute Read more…

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In A Divided Republican Conference, One Issue Is Breaking the Logjam

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

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Medicare for All would eliminate private insurance, erase consumer choice, and leave Washington as the one insurer Americans could never fire.

As @sallypipes explains, single-payer promises cradle-to-grave coverage but delivers massive tax bills, rationed care, and crushing wait

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For decades, Washington dictated where airlines could fly and what they could charge.

Deregulation changed that, unleashing competition, lowering ticket prices, and making air travel accessible to millions more Americans.

A century of commercial flight shows what innovation and

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Exactly. Patent rights are only as strong as the ability to enforce them.

Without meaningful protections, inventors lose, copycats win, and the incentive to invest in the next breakthrough disappears.

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Patents that can't be effectively enforced are little more than a congratulatory certificate. A patent only has value when its owner can stop theft, negotiate fair licenses, and survive the legal fights required to defend it.

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