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Join us for the Policy Simulation Library DC meeting hosted by AEI’s Open Source Policy Center to learn how computational simulation models are used to inform public policy decision-making.
Host Nat Malkus brings Andy Rosen to discuss the for-profit sector, criticisms against it, and what it can teach other higher education institutions.
The depth of Turkey’s economic crisis leaves the country with little real alternative but to go to the IMF for financial assistance.
The redacted Mueller report was released to Congress and the public today. Experts discuss the contents of the report.
Democrats and Republicans have jumped on the “break ‘em up” bandwagon, embracing antitrust solutions to reign in the behavior of tech giants like Google and Amazon. But do these activists need a reality check?
The range of “can we?” questions posed by accelerating, AI-driven technological advancement are, for good and ill, effectively limitless. The Stanford’s new Institute on Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence could make a significant contribution to the public dialogue by opening up a conversation about the equally infinite, and perhaps more critical, “should we?”
President Trump didn’t collude with Russia and he sincerely thought the investigation on the matter was a politically motivated witch hunt.
It’s too early to tell whether the corporate tax cuts are working. The first place to look is investment. And it’s hard to disentangle the investment effect of the 2017 tax law from fiscal stimulus, regulatory reform, the president’s misguided trade policy and action by the Federal Reserve.
There’s no problem keeping a campus safe for speakers. There’s only a problem with campus administrators who have renounced the telos of the university or who lack the courage to defend it.
While three GOP broadband regulation bills currently pending in the House of Representatives classify internet access as a Title I information service, they differ in how they treat network management practices and the rulemaking leeway they give the FCC.
George Mason University economics professor Tyler Cowen rejoins The Remnant for a wide-ranging conversation on big business, liberty, capitalism, and more, inspired by his new book, “Big Business: A Love Letter To An American Anti-Hero.”
