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Affirms federal protections against unnecessary barriers to voter registration 

Senior Fellow Wallace C. Turbeville on derivatives reform and Dodd-Frank

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Celebrating 20 years of reform

2 million jobs, funded by our tax dollars, are low-wage

June 11, 2013

Workers ages 25 to 34 fared much better last month than their younger associates.  The unemployment rate for 25 to 34-year-...

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One of the most pernicious myths of the past half century is that guaranteeing healthcare for all Americans would strike a mortal blow against this country's system of free enterprise.  That...
June 19, 2013 | David Callahan
Greg Mankiw put up a short paper recently making the rounds called "Defending the One Percent." It is not a rigorous academic work. It is basically Mankiw trying as hard as he apparently can to be...
June 19, 2013 | Matt Bruenig
Last week, I explored the question of whether federal contracting wastes tax dollars. But that post missed at least one key part of the equation -- the high costs of having no institutional...
June 18, 2013 | David Callahan
The current version of immigration reform already includes a decade-plus path to citizenship, not to mention potential fees and fines, but it's progress -- more than Congress has made in years....
June 17, 2013 | Ilana Novick

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CFTC Chairman Gary Gensler has often said that weak rules on regulatory jurisdiction across borders could blow a hole in the bottom of financial reform. He is right. In a recent speech on the...
Policy Brief
This is the third of several papers examining the underlying validity of the assertion that regulation of the financial markets is unduly burdensome. These papers assert that the value of the...
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