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In every sector — manufacturing, energy, medicine, food, work flexibility, education — innovative products and ideas are improving conditions for workers, consumers, individuals and families.  In contrast, government actions — onerous regulations, higher taxes, and product bans — reduce choice and discourage innovation. This is not to say that the government should have no role in regulating industries, but regulations should be used only to advance legitimate safety concerns and not needlessly prevent progress.
Two Truths and a Lie: Autonomous Vehicles Two Truths and a Lie: Autonomous Vehicles
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Two Truths and a Lie: Autonomous Vehicles

Autonomous vehicles (AVs) have the potential to improve road safety, accessibility, and productivity. Several cities already have AVs on their roads, and many more…

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Charlotte Hays | Blog
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Libby Jacobson | Blog
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Angela Logomasini | Blog
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Charlotte Hays | Blog
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Libby Jacobson | Blog
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Charlotte Hays | Our Work
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Charlotte Hays | Our Work
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Charlotte Hays | Our Work
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Charlotte Hays | Our Work
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Charlotte Hays | Our Work
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Rachel Hicks | Our Work
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Nicole Kurokawa Neily | Blog