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Every Village a Republic

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By David Gillette Verified
| American Institute for Economic Research
Article I, Section 10 of the US Constitution prohibits states from interfering with trade or inhibiting free commerce. But over the last half-century, we’ve witnessed the transfer of what some call tyrannical powers from the federal government to local governments. Tyranny, large or small, is undesirable, and for all its benefits, decentralized government comes with the real danger of local tyrannies.
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Zero-gravity regulations

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By David Gillette Verified, Emma Rohrbach
| The Space Review Verified
The commercial spaceflight industry has benefited from a limited regulatory regime that offers lessons for other industries. (credit: Virgin Galactic) Journalists have filled headlines about the “ultrarich” taking costly field trips to outer space.
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The FTC’s Amazonian Snipe Hunt

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By David Gillette Verified
| American Institute for Economic Research
When lockdowns were the order of the American day, we worried. The media highlighted only the worst predictions, and we did not know what would happen next. Whether transitioning from high school to college or returning from spring break, we both had serious concerns about what the future held. But one thing concerned neither of us: receiving online purchases in a timely manner. The reason: Amazon.
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