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Mercatus Center in Concentrated Benefits

May 12, 2015

How State Certificate-of-Need (CON) Laws Affect Access to Health Care

Michael D. Farren in Concentrated Benefits

May 18, 2017

The Hidden Costs of Stadium Subsidies

A note to the reader: This is an early draft of academic journal article.
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Michael D. Farren in Concentrated Benefits

Jul 14, 2016

Pokémon Go Represents the Best of Capitalism

An article uploaded to Vox.com by Timothy Lee earlier this week, “Pokémon Go is…

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Matthew Mitchell in Concentrated Benefits

Oct 30, 2015

Florida man seeks a quarter of a billion dollars that won’t help state.

Governor Rick Scott of Florida would like to beat Texas. It’s no wonder why. Since 2009, private industry in the Lone Star State has grown at a compound annual growth rate of 5.2 percent, second only to…

Matthew Mitchell in Concentrated Benefits

Jul 24, 2015

What everyone get’s wrong about “Crony Capitalism.”

The biggest problem with modern democratic…

Michael D. Farren in Concentrated Benefits

Jun 19, 2017

A Case Study on Stadium Subsidies: Prince William County and the Potomac Nationals

A note to the reader: This is an early draft of a forthcoming policy paper.
We appreciate comments/feedback to further refine the finished product.

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Scott Eastman in Concentrated Benefits

Mar 22, 2016

Pointless Politicization and Mandated Monopoly: The Case of USDA Checkoff Programs

Michael D. Farren in Concentrated Benefits

Jan 12, 2016

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How State Certificate-of-Need (CON) Laws Affect Access to Health Care

The Hidden Costs of Stadium Subsidies

Pokémon Go Represents the Best of Capitalism

Florida man seeks a quarter of a billion dollars that won’t help state.

What everyone get’s wrong about “Crony Capitalism.”

The biggest problem with modern democratic…

A Case Study on Stadium Subsidies: Prince William County and the Potomac Nationals

Pointless Politicization and Mandated Monopoly: The Case of USDA Checkoff Programs

Taxis and TNCs — How Platform Firms Self-Regulate Better than Bureaucrats

The “Independent Worker” Proposal: A Step Sideways Rather than Forward

Occupational Licensing Perspectives at the FTC Roundtable