How Not to Address the Housing Affordability Crisis
Daniel Shoag of the Harvard Kennedy School has an excellent review of the literature on the housing affordability crisis and a number of reforms to increase housing supply across the [...]
Daniel Shoag of the Harvard Kennedy School has an excellent review of the literature on the housing affordability crisis and a number of reforms to increase housing supply across the [...]
Rent Check A bill in Arkansas would give pharmacists the power to administer oral contraceptives. News and Commentary A commentary on a recent report from the National Council on [...]
Another modest reform to pharmacist scope-of-practice has been introduced in Arkansas, this time to allow pharmacists to prescribe oral contraceptives: An act to amend the the provisions of the Arkansas [...]
When developers and homeowners can’t invest by increasing the number of housing units offered, they turn to other opportunities to increase the value of their homes, namely through renovations and [...]
Last week, the Federal Reserve Board voted to keep the current countercyclical capital buffer (CCyB) at a flat zero: The Federal Reserve Board announced on Wednesday it has voted to [...]
While the Theranos train wreck was caused by Elizabeth Holmes and Sunny Balwani’s (both facing federal charges) outright fraud, it is worth considering how policy enabled this startup-turned-scam to take [...]
Previously, we have written about the potential for software programs to replace lawyers in providing some (but not all) of the services lawyers traditionally provide. In a post for the [...]
Elementary and secondary school teachers across the nation must take a licensing exam in relevant subject areas to verify they are qualified to teach in a given state. However, pass [...]
A report from the Government Accountability Office (GAO) on preventing regulatory capture within the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) lists a number of ways the OCC’s accountability [...]
One of the few powers granted to Congress in the U.S. Constitution that comes with a justification in the text is the patents and copyright clause, which reads “[t]o promote [...]