The Hidden Causes of Bureaucratic Paralysis
Howard's Daily: A panel on regulation skirts around the true causes and costs of our regulatory convolution.
Posted 3/5/14 Read More ›Common Good: Who we are, what we do
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Obsolete Law Solutions
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Small Business Regulation
Rep. Sam Graves responds to the Common Good survey: "Small businesses can’t afford the time and money to keep up with constant new and complicated regulations."
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American voters want to simplify government, streamline regulation, and eliminate obsolete law. How do we know? We asked them.
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Rethinking the Goals of Litigation
Using litigation as a tool of extortion is appealing to investors but doesn't lead to a fair or functional system of justice.
Posted 3/4/14 Read More ›
How Congress Misses the Point on Regulatory Reform
Howard's Daily: The proposed "ALERRT Act" misdiagnoses our regulatory problem. Here's what we really need to fix.
Posted 2/28/14 Read More ›
Medical “Safe Harbors” Require Expert Health Courts
Howard's Daily: Truly reliable medical justice requires trained judges and neutral experts.
Posted 2/26/14 Read More ›
Attracting Good People to Government
Howard’s Daily: Public service should be a noble career. So why must we make it so difficult for government employees to be effective?
Posted 2/24/14 Read More ›
The Evil in Investing in Litigation
Howard's Daily: Suing is not an act of freedom--it's a use of state power, just like indicting someone.
Posted 2/21/14 Read More ›
