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How the Trump Administration can Deregulate Bigly
While nobody has ever accused Trump of going too far into the weeds, this seems relatively straightforward. However, restricting the regulatory burden on an agency-by-agency basis is an inefficient policy and should be improved upon.
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Power to the Doctors
Doctors, nurses, and entrepreneurs should be empowered to innovate in the health care industry.
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E-Cigarettes Are Not Creating a New Generation of Smokers
The anti-vaping lobby is at it again, with a new study allegedly showing e-cigarettes encourage smoking and played no role in the recent and rapid declines in teen cigarette use.
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Raising The Vaping Age To 21 Risks Rise in Teen Smoking
It would appear foolish to deprive adult smokers under 21 the chance to switch to a reduced risk product.
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Health Group Attempts To Redefine Childhood With Push For Higher Smoking Age
Tobacco prohibition is now considered a key policy goal in the war on smoking, according to one of the country's leading public health groups.
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New York Times Misses the Mark on Privatization
Article demonstrates little knowledge of how privatization actually works.
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The Causes of Pension Fund Mismanagement
How pension funds make go wrong when making private investments
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CalPERS Changes Will Cost Taxpayers, But There’s a Long-Term Silver Lining
Lowered return assumption won't stop the debt financing of today's pension costs, but will lessen it
