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Bryce is currently the Director of External Affairs at the Yankee Institute for Public Policy in Hartford, CT. In this role, Bryce leads the Yankee Institute's interactions with policymakers and media outlets to help realize the organization's goal of ensuring a prosperous future for all of Connecticut's residents. The Yankee Institute is Connecticut's premier organization for sound free-market, limited government solutions to today's problems. And we're just getting started.

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Connecticut recession debate misses the point

Connecticut recession debate misses the point

The ongoing debate over the definition of a recession can be comical at times, but the effect of Connecticut'…

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Reining in Wisconsin regulations

Reining in Wisconsin regulations

With the stroke of a pen last month, Gov. Scott Walker made Wisconsin the first state to adopt the REINS (or …

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A tragedy, an unbeaten season, odd coincidences and the 'perfect' community celebration

A tragedy, an unbeaten season, odd coincidences and the 'perfect' community celebration

CAMBRIDGE - A rosary dangles from a weathered 2-by-6, swaying in the warm summer breeze. The board, beaten gr…

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The touching and true story of 'Dozer' could be on its way to the big screen

The touching and true story of 'Dozer' could be on its way to the big screen

With the annual Dip for Dozer in Cambridge on the horizon, organizers have submitted a documentary on the inc…

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Dynamic Competition and Public Policy: Reflecting on the Path Forward for Schumpeterian Antitrust

Dynamic Competition and Public Policy: Reflecting on the Path Forward for Schumpeterian Antitrust

ITIF's Schumpeter Project on Competition Policy and George Washington University's Regulatory Studies Center …

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Celebrating 10 Years at GW | Regulatory Studies Center | Trachtenberg School of Public Policy & P...

Celebrating 10 Years at GW | Regulatory Studies Center | Trachtenberg School of Public Policy & P...

As the Fall 2019 semester drew to a close, the GW Regulatory Studies Center celebrated its 10th year as part …

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Opinion | Suck it up, Wisconsin, we need data centers

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By Bryce Chinault
| The Cap Times Verified
Every industry uses water and electricity, whether it’s a dairy farm, foundry, brewery, golf course or a distillery like the one in my hometown of Cambridge, Wisconsin, that works in partnership with comedian Charlie Berens. So when I watched one of his videos lamenting proposed data centers — with similar concerns shared by friends and family — I thought I’d add another perspective.
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Connecticut Asks Congress to ‘Rethink the Jones Act’

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By Bryce Chinault, Andrew Fowler
| The Wall Street Journal Verified
The century-old law has driven up prices, jammed roads and shriveled the U.S. maritime industry. By Bryce Chinault and Andrew Fowler Journal Editorial Report: The week's best and worst from Allysia Finley, Jason Riley, and Kim Strassel. Photo: Eduardo Munoz Alvarez/AP/Terrence Antonio James/Zuma Press/Chris O'Meara/AP Hartford, Conn. In his State of the State Address on Jan. 8, Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont outlined policy priorities for the 2025 legislative session.
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Connecticut’s fiscal guardrails are a solution, not the problem

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By Mariana F Trujillo, Bryce Chinault
| Reason Foundation
The Connecticut Conference of Municipalities recently responded to Yankee Institute and the Reason Foundation’s report, “The Case for CT’s Fiscal Guardrails,” which analyzed the success the state has achieved in reducing pension debt with a set of policies enacted in 2017. These policies, known as the fiscal guardrails, cap spending growth, stabilize revenue, and direct budget surpluses toward reducing long-term debt, particularly unfunded public employee pensions.
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