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  On this week’s episode of The Great Antidote podcast with Juliette Sellgren, she is joined by guest Robby Soave. In their discussion, Juliette and Robby cover college culture, activism, intersectionality, and his book Panic Attack. Robby Soave is a senior editor at Reason. He enjoys writing about culture, politics, education…

1. Introduction Over the past decade a number of studies have highlighted the expansion of occupational licensing (“licensing” in the rest of the paper) across several occupations (Kleiner, 2006; Bryson and Kleiner, 2019) discussing, among others, its effects on labor supply, wages, mobility, and the prices of the services provided…

This piece was originally published at Works in Progress. In 1929, Bell Labs was frustrated by persistent electrical interference on its transatlantic wireless telephone link. The system had launched two years earlier on the staggeringly low frequency of 60 kHz. After an upgrade to operate between 10 and 20…

“Much of the last few weeks have been leading up to one decisive day, the day when all would be clear: US Election Day. But in the days following, as votes slowly have been tallied up, we have seen that the democratic process takes time.

“All people in the U.S. (regardless of race, color, religion, sex, age, ethnicity, or immigration status) are guaranteed protection from abuse under the law.” -U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services 1. Introduction Almost 2 million individuals were deported between 2009 and 2013 as a consequence…