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Essays
Congress’s Human Temptations
Nondelegation makes sense, says Professor Hasnas, in a world of less than perfect representatives.
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The Administrative State Lacks Its Own Justification: Expertise
Clyde Wayne Crews says that the administrative state fails by its own proposed standard, expertise.
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Final Thoughts on the Administrative State Debate
Philip Wallach sums up the implications of this month's debate, particularly for big-L Libertarians.
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Guidance on Guidances
The purpose of agency guidances is not to legislate. It's to assist the public, says Adrian Vermeule.
Issues
The Exchanges We Hide
Four social scientists discuss the phenomenon of obfuscated exchange and its public policy implications.
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When the Invisible Hand Needs to Stay That Way
Professor Gabriel Rossman gives an introduction to his work on the shadowy world of obfuscated exchange.
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Are Rossman’s Obfuscation Mechanisms Cynical, or the Best Available Compromise?
Michael C. Munger notes the prevalence of obfuscated exchanges in our regulatory system.