The Market Institute Senior Fellow John Tamny has a new piece in Forbes about the targeting of major tech companies by some in Congress. Excerpt below. “It’s a presidential tradition that serious, tier one candidates for the office speak at the Detroit Economics Club. Young people must wonder why since Read more…
The Market Institute President Charles Sauer has a new article in RealClear Markets looking at the calls by both the Left and the Right to regulate ‘Big Tech.’ “The New York Times recently admitted what anyone paying attention has known, or at least suspected, since 2020: the Hunter Biden emails found on the Read more…
The Market Institute President Charles Sauer has a new piece on criminal justice reform in the Washington Examiner’s Restoring America series. An excerpt: “I was arrested. Yes, I broke the law. No, I didn’t hurt anyone, steal anything, or endanger my community. I had an expired license plate and a few Read more…
Norm Singleton has a new article out at Issues & Insights on the latest push in Congress and the White House to enforce and broaden antitrust laws. Here is an excerpt. “Nobel Laureate Milton Friedman was correct that inflation “is always and everywhere a monetary phenomenon.” But, while true, it Read more…
The Market Institute President Charles Sauer has a new article out in RealClear Policy on a new proposal by Senator Ron Wyden on the tax treatment of ETF’s. He writes: “Senate Finance Committee Chairman Ron Wyden recently proposed a policy that would change the way that exchange-traded funds (ETFs) are Read more…
Market Institute President Charles Sauer has a new article out in the Washington Examiner looking at the $6 billion in nuclear power subsidies found in the recently passed infrastructure bill. He writes: “When governments intervene in markets, strange things start happening. It’s as if the government creates and inserts a Read more…
Market Institute President Charles Sauer has a new article in the Washington Examiner about a new proposal from Senator Josh Hawley (R-MO) that would ban acquisitions by companies with $100 billion plus market capitalizations. “In public policy, you can either be on the side of smaller government or bigger government. Read more…
The Market Institute’s Charles Sauer recently took to the Washington Examiner with a piece on surprise billing legislation. In his words: “Congressmen are talking about backstabbing doctors with a legislative solution that will also undermine our whole healthcare system. Their solution is only supported by the insurance industry and congressmen Read more…