Posted on 14 October 2010. Tags: "regulatory reform" , 10000 commandments , 10kc , All Episodes , antitrust , biggovernment.com , CEI , ceipodcast , regulation , ten thousand commandments , Washington Times , Wayne Crews
CEI Vice President for Policy Wayne Crews talks about why antitrust actually hurts competition, and offers some ideas for regulatory reform.
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Your host Richard Morrison welcomes Jeremy Lott and Ryan Young for episode 62. We start with the newspaper bailout, Steven Chu on energy policy and Google’s copyright troubles. We then look at New York’s finances, Obama at the UN and a Washington, D.C. corruption scandal.
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Your host Richard Morrison welcomes back William Yeatman and Jeremy Lott for episode 57. We start with health care, cash for clunkers and an iPhone controversy and continue with the scandal that wouldn’t die and Olympic News.
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