GW Regulatory Studies
- Many thanks to all our panelists at yesterday’s event on Revising Regulatory Review! Video recordings coming soon at our website.
American Prospect
- The Silver Lining in the Latest Bank Panic, Robert Kuttner
- Crackdown on Predatory Green Loans, Lee Harris
Bipartisan Policy Center
- The Time to Reform Our Permitting System is Now, Sasha Mackler
Brookings Institution
- The Politics of AI: ChatGPT and Political Bias, Jeremy Baum & John Villasenor
- Biden’s EO on Care Work is an Important step for an Industry in Crisis, Molly Kinder
Cato Institute
- Podcast: Jennifer Huddleston and Will Duffield on Social Media Regulations & Policy
CAP
- White House Must Take More Action To Address AI Concerns, Adam Conner
CEI
- EPA’s Almost Bare-Naked Electric Car Mandate, Marlo Lewis Jr.
Federalist Society
- Developments on Drones, Air Rights, and Takings, Brent Skorup
Free State Foundation
- Case Study on Overlapping Federal Broadband Subsidies, Andrew Long
Heritage Foundation
- DoE’s Costly Bid to Regulate Gas Stoves Out of Existence Inflames Consumers, Rachael Wilfong & Anna Bowers
- 10 Ways EPA’s New EV Regs Weaken America, Strengthen China, Diana Furchtgott-Roth
Inst. for Policy Integrity
- Event: Energy Insecurity & Energy Transitions, Obstacles & Opportunities, 5/15
ITIF
- FAA Standardization Could Help Delivery Drones Take Flight, Becca Trate
- Merger Guidelines Must Do More to Support Productivity, Innovation, Aurelien Portuese
Law & Political Economy Project
- Some Short Circuits in the Rewiring of Regulatory Review, Luke Herrine
Lawfare
- Podcast: RSC’s Bridget Dooling and Mark Febrizio on Robotic Rulemaking
Manhattan Institute
- Podcast: AI With David Rozado
Mercatus Center
- Unfair Competition under the FTC Act: What Is the Intelligible Principle?, Gregory J. Werden
NBER
- Randomized Regulation: The Impact of Minimum Quality Standards on Health Markets, Guadalupe Bedoya et al.
- The Unequal Economic Consequences of Carbon Pricing, Diego R. Känzig
Pew Trusts
- Many Student Loan Borrowers Vulnerable to Default When Payments Resume, Lexi West et al.
Reason
- Biden's Student Loan Plan Could Cost Twice as Much as Projected, Eric Boehm
R Street
- Regulators Gonna Regulate, Phillip Rossetti
- Narrow Rules on Rail Will Produce Unintended Consequences in Transportation, Phillip Rossetti
Resources for the Future
- EV Subsidies, Roadblock or Accelerator?, Nafisa Lohawala
- How Do We Jumpstart Bus and Truck Electrification?, Beia Spiller et al.
SBCA
- Event: Economics of Addiction, 5/23 & 5/25
SSRN
- Global Perspectives on the Right to Personal Data Portability, Gregor Lienemann
- Setting Safety Expectations for Automated Vehicles, William H. Widen & Philip Koopman
- The Labor Market Effects of Occupational Licensing in the Public Sector, Morris M. Kleiner & Wenchen Wang
The Regulatory Review
- Electrifying Environmental Justice, Bryn Hines
- “Making a Fuss” About Disability Rights, Heather Swadley
- Cracking Down on Overdose Deaths, Katie Cohen
Tech Policy Institute
- Leverage Alternative Data Sources to Refine Broadband Availability Maps, Scott Wallsten
Washington Legal Fdn.
- Biden’s EO Directs Sweeping New Environmental Justice Actions, Karen C. Bennett
Yale JREG
- Have the SEC’s Delay Tactics Made it Vulnerable to Challenge?, Kara McKenna Rollins
American Action Forum
- The IRA and and Prescription Drug Plans, Douglas Holtz-Eakin
- Pharmacy Benefit Managers: Transparency Measures Aren’t a Silver Bullet, Laura Hobbs
- The Climate-Trade Policy Collision, Douglas Holtz-Eakin
AEI
- FTC Launches a Missile to Kill a Mouse, Daniel Lyons
- Event: Regulating the Regulators: The Recent Past and Future, 5/17
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