School choice cannot be a "free market solution" while advocating for a system where the government collects taxes, sets funding levels, regulates providers, and distributes money to chosen schools.

Together, they explore the real-life implications of policies like Obamacare, the growing challenges of Medicare, and the evolving landscape of health insurance options. From short-term plans to the ...

Not only are subsidies that try to artificially inspire a market for a given product unaffordable, they simply aren’t effective. Subsidy policy toward the renewable and alternative fuels ...

In the immediate aftermath of America’s 9/11 and many times since then, I have used the analogy of using America’s own free-market industries as weapons of mass destruction against us.

Not this free-market solution Curtis started the Conservative Climate Caucus, a group of 50 House Republicans who believe that “practical and exportable answers can be found in innovation ...

School choice cannot be a "free market solution" while advocating for a system where the government collects taxes, sets funding levels, regulates providers, and distributes money to chosen schools.

Unfortunately, free market climate solutions face considerable opposition from many governments and most activists at COP28.

In the United States, greenhouse gas emissions are plummeting. And the credit, surprisingly, goes to the Trump administration. Of course, environmentalists would have you believe this White House ...

A free-market solution for fisheries By Andrew Langer and Iain Murray April 19, 2012 4:00 am .

Republicans also retained control of governorships by a 26 to 24 margin. Overall, the 2002 election brightened the prospects for free-market health reform in the coming years. The voters have spoken, ...

The group was founded in 1980 in Bozeman, Mont., according to its website, to research market solutions to environmental problems, and credits itself with creating “free market environmentalism.” ...

School choice cannot be a "free market solution" while advocating for a system where the government collects taxes, sets funding levels, regulates providers, and distributes money to chosen schools.