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Posted on 28 December 2010. Tags: IRS , Michelle Minton , regulation , Ryan Young , tax , tax policy , taxes
Fellow in Regulatory Studies Ryan Young looks at the IRS’ proposal to save you time by doing your taxes for you.
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Posted on 11 November 2010. Tags: competing in washington , competition , h&r block , IRS , Marc Scribner , ptin , regulation , Ryan Young , tax law , tax preparation , taxes
Fellow in Regulatory Studies Ryan Young explains how an IRS proposal for mandatory certification of tax preparers would hurt consumers and taxpayers.
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Posted on 16 September 2010. Tags: All Episodes , cei podcast , deregulate to stimulate , deregulation , employment , hi-tech jobs , regulation , Ryan Radia , Ryan Young
Ryan Radia, CEI’s Associate Director of Technology Studies, talks about obstacles and opportunities for job creation in the high-tech sector.
September 16, 2010: Creating High-Tech Jobs [ 4:45 ] Play Now | |
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Posted on 02 September 2010. Tags: central planning , forbes , houston , katrina , land use , Louisiana , Marc Scribner , mississippi , Ryan Young , zoning , zoning laws , zoning regulations
Policy Analyst Marc Scribner explains how urban central planning made it harder to rebuild after Hurricane Katrina — and how well Houston, which has no zoning laws, coped with 260,000 Katrina evacuees.
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Posted on 24 August 2010. Tags: egg recall , eggs , Greg Conko , incentives , regulation , Ryan Young , salmonella , salmonella scare
CEI Senior Fellow Greg Conko talks about the salmonella scare that has led to the recall of 550 million eggs 22 states.
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Posted on 05 October 2009. Tags: 2016 , 7-11 , 7-Eleven , Alan Greenspan , American Electronics Association , Andrew Downie , big gulp , bikinis , Brazil , cap and trade , Cato , CEI , Charles Schumer , classical liberal , climate change , CNN , credit cards , Czech Republic , David Denholm , debit cards , Don Bellante , economic growth , economics , Economy , EU , federalism , FOIA , fr33 , free markets , freedom , GHG , global warming , green jobs , greenhouse gases , individualism , interchange fees , Ireland , iTunes , Ivan G. Osorio , Jake Tapper , jobless recovery , john berlau , John Cornyn , Jose Manuel Barroso , Kenneth Lehn , lawsuit , libertarian , liberty , limited government , Lisbon Treaty , london 2012 , Matt Jaffe , Obama , olympic news , organized labor , pension fund , personal responsibility , recession , redacted , referendum , Rio de Janeiro , Ryan Young , self government , small government , SourceWatch , swipe fees , Treasury , underemployment , unemployment , unions , Vallejo Con Dios , William Yeatman , wsj.com
Your host Richard Morrison welcomes guest co-host Jeremy Lott and Editorial Director Ivan Osorio. We start with a FOIA fight, 7-Eleven’s big gulp of government and the jobless recovery. We move on to union politics, Ireland & the EU and scantily-clad Olympic News.
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Posted on 21 September 2009. Tags: ACORN , Amy Schatz , AP , Arnold Schwarzenegger , Associated Press , Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now , at&t , Bertha Lewis , budget , California , cap and tax , cap and trade , CBO , CBS , cbsnews.com , CEI , Chris Horner , Christopher Rhoads , classical liberal , Comcast Corp. , Congressional Budget Office , Darrell Steinberg , Declan McCullagh , Drew Tidwell , economics , Economy , federalism , FOIA , fr33 , free markets , freedom , G-20 , G20 , GDP , individualism , Internet , iTunes , Jessica E. Vascellaro , Jonathan Barnes , Julius Genachowski , libertarian , liberty , limited government , Mark Egan , Maureen Bavdek , Michelle Nichols , net neutrality , Niraj Sheth , Obama , olympic news , personal responsibility , Peter Orszag , Pittsburgh , Rep. Darrell Issa , Rep. Fred Upton , Reuters , Ryan Young , self government , Sen. Lamar Alexander , small government , streaming video , taxes , This Week , Treasury , Wade Rathke , Works Progress Administration
Your host Richard Morrison welcomes returning guest co-host William Yeatman and special guest commenter Ryan Radia to the program for episode 61. We cover net neutrality, cap-and-trade, California’s budget, the G20 Summit and the ACORN scandal(s).
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Posted on 14 September 2009. Tags: #hcr , Aase Lionaes , Ayn Rand Center for Individuals Rights , Bureaucrash , California Assemblyman Mike Duvall , Christian Robey , classical liberal , Congressional Gold Medal , Consumer Watchdog , Courage Campaign , csmonitor.com , DAVID TARRANT , DC Progress , Derek Cressman , Dick Armey , Dr. Ed Runge , Dr. Mark Hussey , Drew Tidwell , economics , Economy , Elsa Murano , fall from grace , federalism , feedback@libertyweek.org , fr33 , free markets , freedom , FreedomWorks Foundation , Harry Alford , health care , health insurance , healthcare , Heidi DeJong Barsuglia , House Speaker Nancy Pelosi , howtheworldworks , individualism , insurance companies , iTunes , Jim DeMint , Judy Dugan , Julie Borlaug , libertarian , liberty , limited government , london 2012 , Michael B. Farrell , Mike Pense , Minerals Management Service , Minority Contractors , National Black Chamber of Commerce , Nobel Peace Prize , nonunion contractors , Norman Borlaug , olympic news , personal responsibility , Political Malpractice , Presidential Medal of Freedom , project labor agreements , reform , Rockefeller Foundation , Ryan Young , self government , small government , Texas A&M , The Dallas Morning NewsCEI , Tom Price , Utilities and Commerce Committee
Host Richard Morrison and co-host Jeremy Lott welcome special guests Lee Doren and Greg Conko to episode 60. We start with the 9/12 D.C. Tax Protest, unfair union rules and Assemblyman Mike Duvall. We then turn to Greg Conko on healthcare reform and finish with a tribute to Norman Borlaug.
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Posted on 09 March 2009. Tags: AIG , American , Amistad , Anheuser-Busch , Anthony Hopkins , bank bailout , banking , bankruptcy , Barbie , Bass Ale , beer , Beer Marketer's Insights , beermakers , Beijing , Benj Steinman , Black & Tan , brewers , Brian Knowlton , brolly , budshop.com , Bureaucrash , Charlie Rose , China , Citigroup , cnet , Cord Blomquist , credit , Economy , emancipation , Eric Schmidt , facebook , finance , foam crown , food safety , Fox News Sunday , free market , Free State Project , FSP , google , Guinness , honorable , Human Rights Foundation , IHT , InBev , J. David Goodman , Jim Scherr , John McCain , Kansas City Star , LAPD , Larry Probst , libertarian , liberty , Liberty Forum , limited government , Lindsay Graham , london 2012 , Mattel , melamine , Morgan Freeman , Moving Picture Institute , National People's Congress , National Retail Federation , New Hampshire , NPC , olympic news , OMB , parties , Pete Eyre , Peter Orszag , pint glass , poor man's email , pour specialists , PRC , recession , Richard Morrison , Richard Nichols , Richard Shelby , Rodney King , Ryan Young , Scott Gaterman , SCOTUS , slavery , St. Patrick's Day , Stephanie Streeter , Steven Musil , stimulus , stout , tainted milk , TARP , TechCrunch , Technology News , Theresa Howard , This Week With George Stephanopoulos , Thor Halvorssen , tonic food , Treasury , twitter , U.S. Supreme Court , USA Today , USOC , wall street , Wu Bangguo , Xinhua
We get a fresh recap of the Free State Project’s recent Liberty Forum in Nashua, New Hampshire. John McCain and Richard Shelby say that the government should end the bailouts and let poorly-managed banks go bankrupt, and brewers pin their hopes on robust St. Patrick’s Day sales.
Episode 33: Drinking Our Way to Economic Health [ 44:18 ] Play Now | |
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Posted on 23 February 2009. Tags: bank nationalization , banking , Carol Browner , Chris Dodd , climate change , CO2 , Cord Blomquist , eco-migration , EPA , finance , free markets , GHG , global warming , immigration , immigreat , investments , John Murtha , libertarian , liberty , limited government , london 2012 , olympic news , Oscar Pistorius , paralympics , real estate , recession , Ryan Young , Scandal Watch , Senate , senators , small government , taxes , wall street , William Yeatman
Our hosts take a whiff of the bank nationalizations floating through the air, and say they stink. Senator Chris Dodd’s dodgy dealings in real estate come under scrutiny. While favoring immigration in general, our hosts question the wisdom of “eco-migration.”
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