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The Market Institute Submits Comment to NIH

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Stand With Rand, Jim Jordan and the 1st Amendment

In an era where digital communication intersects with governance, the Read more…

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SOPA Restores Constitutional Limits On Out-of-Control Agencies

The Market Institute Senior Fellow Norm Singleton has a new Read more…

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Why Is Congress Allowing Lina Khan To Collaborate With the EU?

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

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Do Conservatives Want to Stand With Lina Khan, or Free Markets?

The Market Institute Senior Fellow Norm Singleton has a new Read more…

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Congress Doing What It Should Do – Defending Innovators

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PREVAIL Act Offers Solutions to Flawed System

The Market Institute’s Inventor’s Project supports the PREVAIL Act, and Read more…

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Kanter and Khan Antitrust Crusade Riddled with Conflicts of Interest

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Hater of All Things Big Lina Khan Shifts Her Gaze to Soft Drinks

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Dear Lina Khan, If Collective Bargaining Makes Sense, So Do Mergers

The Market Institute Senior Fellow Norm Singleton has a new 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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