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Benefits of the American Revolution
An Exploration of Positive Externalities
Jeffrey Rogers Hummel | Research Article | July 11, 2018
Why Did the Roosevelt Administration Think Cartels, Higher Wages, and Shorter Workweeks Would Promote Recovery from the Great Depression?
Bernard C. Beaudreau, Jason E. Taylor | The Independent Review | Summer 2018
The Two Moralities of the Minimum Wage
Dwight R. Lee | The Independent Review | Summer 2014
Regulation Reform
David E. Vance | The Independent Review | Fall 2012
Private Policing in San Francisco
Edward P. Stringham | Working Paper | Dec. 21, 2009
Truman’s Attempt to Seize the Steel Industry
Robert Higgs | Research Article | Mar. 1, 2004
Racism, Railroad Unions, and Labor Regulations
David E. Bernstein | The Independent Review | Fall 2000
Regulatory Harmonization
A Sweet-Sounding, Dangerous Development
Robert Higgs | The Independent Review | Winter 1999/00
Twenty Years after Humphrey-Hawkins
An Assessment of Fiscal Policy
Jody W. Lipford | The Independent Review | Summer 1999
How Minnesota Adopted Workers’ Compensation
Price V. Fishback, Shawn Everett Kantor | The Independent Review | Spring 1998






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