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Antitrust And Labor Movements Return to Their Roots
While modern antitrust reformers are preoccupied with the amount of competition, Progressive-Era activists argued that the quality of competition mattered too. Two new bills harken back to that time.
By
Brian Callaci
April 18, 2022, 4:23 pm – 10 MIN READ
The Politics: Creating a Sense of Urgency
By
Carlos Curbelo
Fall, No. 62
– 8 MIN READ
Weapons & Windmills, Quarks & Quagmires
The Department of Energy’s portfolio is complex, and strong relationships—with other departments, with Congress, and with laboratories—are key.
By
Ernest J. Moniz
Spring, No. 60
– 11 MIN READ
When Is $2,001 "Too Much” Wealth?
When we’re talking about qualifying for SSI benefits. It’s a cruel policy that Congress can change with one sentence.
By
Harold Pollack
February 17, 2021, 3:01 pm – 4 MIN READ
Beyond 1600
The White House is where ultimate power rests, but top-notch people running the agencies is what makes government work.
By
Jonathan Alter
Spring, No. 60
– 10 MIN READ
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