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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.
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Policy Focus: 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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US Should Look to Europe for a Hands-Off Approach to Net Neutrality

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Internet Freedom Hypocrisy

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Net Neutrality Regulations Create (Un)Certainty

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30 Ideas for 30 Days: Day 30

Nicole Kurokawa Neily | Blog
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An Electric Mob?

Charlotte Hays | Blog
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30 Ideas for 30 Days: Day 29

Nicole Kurokawa Neily | Blog
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When Saying You’re Sorry Just Isn’t Enough

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It’s Time to Retire the Food Pyramid

Julie Gunlock | Blog
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The Battle over Net Neutrality Continues

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After Net Neutrality: Internet Kill Switch?

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Who is Behind Net Neutrality Regulations?

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Net Neutrality Is Just the Beginning

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