Competitive Enterprise Institute

A growing patchwork of state net neutrality and data privacy laws is placing inconsistent and often conflicting compliance burdens on internet service providers. New analysis from CEI's DJ Hatch examines how these overlapping state regulatory regimes are driving up costs, complicating operations, and creating nationwide spillover effects far beyond the states imposing the rules.
https://cei.org/blog/the-inconsistent-burdens-of-the-state-regulatory-patchworks-affecting-isps/

CEI led a coalition of 28 free market organizations urging Senate Republicans to pass the GOOD Act and IQAA, two House-approved reforms aimed at increasing transparency and accountability in federal regulation. The bills would require public access to agency guidance documents and stronger disclosure standards for the data behind regulatory decisions.
https://cei.org/news_releases/cei-leads-coalition-letter-urging-senate-action-on-regulatory-reform-bills/

CEI’s Steve Swedberg argues the Fed’s biggest problems stem from too much discretion, too much market intervention, and too much mission creep. His latest piece examines what reform under Chair Kevin Warsh could look like.

Less discretion, more discipline: Three focus areas for Warsh at the Fed - Competitive Enterprise Institute New Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh should focus on three dimensions of reform: how the Fed makes decisions, the size of its market footprint, and the scope of its institutional responsibilities. Rules-based policy One of the Fed's biggest problems is...