In the News Do you need the government for this? Shoshanna Weismann Talks Unnecessary Food Regulations by Shoshana Weissmann April 22, 2019 Print Share via Email: Do%20you%20need%20the%20government%20for%20this?%20Shoshanna%20Weismann%20Talks%20Unnecessary%20Food%20Regulations Share via Facebook: Do%20you%20need%20the%20government%20for%20this?%20Shoshanna%20Weismann%20Talks%20Unnecessary%20Food%20Regulations Share via Twitter: Do%20you%20need%20the%20government%20for%20this?%20Shoshanna%20Weismann%20Talks%20Unnecessary%20Food%20Regulations Share issues: Competition Policy originally published in She Thinks Podcast From Independent Women’s Forum: Featured Publications Analysis Artificial Intelligence, Federal Government Affairs, Technology and Innovation Is AI Policy Compromise Possible? A Look at the Thune-Klobuchar AI Bill Adam Thierer Dec 4, 2023 Podcasts Competition Policy, Regulatory Reform, Transportation Wheels Up Steven Greenhut Dec 4, 2023 Bike Talk Op-Eds Bail Reform, Criminal Justice and Civil Liberties, Midwest, Pretrial, State Policy Pretrial Fairness Act is shifting the scales of justice for Illinois Lisel Petis Nov 20, 2023 Chicago Sun-Times In the News Artificial Intelligence, Federal Government Affairs, Technology and Innovation AI And Crypto Can Help Each Other Improve Adam Thierer Dec 3, 2023 Forbes Op-Eds Criminal Justice and Civil Liberties, Federal Government Affairs, Jails, Pretrial A new bill will guard against lethal letters in US prisons Logan Seacrest Nov 19, 2023 The Hill In the News Federal Government Affairs, Harm Reduction, Tobacco Harm Reduction Coalition Meets With OMB To Urge Dropping Menthol Prohibition Jeffrey S. Smith Dec 2, 2023 Americans for Tax Reform Op-Eds California, Competition Policy, Federal Government Affairs, Future of Work, Regulatory Reform, State Policy Feds wage war on villainous lunch-meat monopolists Steven Greenhut Dec 1, 2023 The Orange County Register Op-Eds Artificial Intelligence, Technology and Innovation Overregulating AI Will Disrupt Markets and Discourage Competition Adam Thierer Nov 17, 2023 Bloomberg Law Real Solutions Clean Energy, Energy and Environment, Energy Regulatory Reform, Federal Government Affairs Low-Energy Fridays: The Administration’s Permitting Push Is Too Narrow Philip Rossetti Dec 1, 2023 In the News Cybersecurity, Cybersecurity Policy The 5×5—Veteran perspectives on cyber workforce development Brandon Pugh Nov 30, 2023 Atlantic Council
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