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    • Economics

There are two Americas, and age is the divider

People become more conservative by about 45 years old.

By Sarah Kuta| Jun 09, 2020

    • Public Policy

Why less regulation isn’t necessarily better

Why less regulation isn’t necessarily better
By Brian Wallheimer| Feb 25, 2019
The longstanding debate about government oversight is giving way to a new understanding of how to craft more effective industry rules.
    • Public Policy

Should we stop the ‘revolving door’?

Should we stop the ‘revolving door’?
By Brian Wallheimer| Aug 07, 2017
The movement of people between industry and government is a political talking point, but how big a deal is it? Research is starting to quantify the extent of the problem. 
    • Economics
    • Public Policy

US states’ tax-and-spend policies hurt their neighbors

Rising taxes and spending in one state can have substantial negative effects on people in neighboring states.

By Ed Robinson| Nov 29, 2016

    • Economics

Sam Peltzman thinks you should belt up

Sam Peltzman thinks you should belt up
Nov 27, 2016
The Chicago Booth economics professor emeritus explains offsetting responses to regulation.
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