Groundhog Day might amount to little more than a bit of early February fun, but Lawson Bader of the Competitive Enterprise Institute says the annual ritual highlights some interesting truths…
Lawson Bader of the Competitive Enterprise Institute devotes a Human Events column to exploring the economic impact of cratering oil prices. We all love cheap gas, don’t we? Well, maybe…
Lawson Bader of the Competitive Enterprise Institute devotes his latest column at Human Events to 2015, “the year of the regulators.” They’ve been chomping at the bit during these days…
Lawson Bader of the Competitive Enterprise Institute sees evidence of a real-life Grinch at work as 2014 draws to a close. Bader explains in a column posted at Human Events.…
Lawson Bader of the Competitive Enterprise Institute devotes a Human Events column to problems associated with the so-called federal Marketplace Fairness Act. The MFA undermines state sovereignty. Empowering a state…
Lawson Bader of the Competitive Enterprise Institute outlines for Human Events readers positive steps the outgoing Congress could take before leaving Washington for the holidays. [F]or members of Congress who…
Lawson Bader of the Competitive Enterprise Institute explains in a Human Events column why choice must play a critical role in education reform. … [T]here is no One Way forward.…
Lawson Bader of the Competitive Enterprise Institute examines for Human Events readers some recent bureaucratic nightmares. [T]here are the head-shaking stories of interactions with our favorite blue-shirted defenders of airport…
You might not expect the head of the Competitive Enterprise Institute to support an increase in the maximum passenger facility charge levied at American airports. But Lawson Bader explains in…
Lawson Bader of the Competitive Enterprise Institute devotes a Human Events column to the impact of coercive unionization on economic growth. Since humans could walk upright we have entered into…
Lawson Bader explores for Human Events the growth of government through increased regulation. Last year, the feds spent $3.5 trillion. That is a lot, but the cost of the federal…