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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

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

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

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

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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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Are the British Doing Lina Khan’s Dirty Work?

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

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Lina Khan’s ‘Underfunded’ FTC Takes Its Act To Europe

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

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Coalition Letter on Debt Limit

Today, sixteen organizations representing taxpayer, limited government, and free market Read more…

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Only Amazon Knows That It’s Not a ‘Monopoly’

Senior Fellow at The Market Institute John Tamny has a Read more…

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The Drumline of Regulation Marches On and Marches In

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

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Lina Khan Disdains ‘Big Tech’ and the First Amendment

The Market Institute Senior Fellow Norm Singleton has a new 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 ·
6 Aug

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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