

Ryan Young
Fellow, Competitive Enterprise InstituteRyan Young is the 2009-2010 Warren Brookes Journalism Fellow at the Competitive Enterprise Institute. His writings communicate ideas from economics and classical liberal political theory in layman’s terms. His articles apply the economic way of thinking to issues from airplane baggage restrictions to fiscal stimulus to salary caps in baseball. He has been published in Politico, Investor’s Business Daily, Real Clear Markets, and other outlets. He also writes the popular “Regulation of the Day” feature for Open Market, CEI’s staff blog.<br /> <br /> Ryan holds an M.A. in economics from George Mason University in Fairfax, Virginia, and a B.A. in history from Lawrence University in Appleton, Wisconsin. He was previously Fellow in Regulatory Studies at CEI, and worked in the Cato Institute’s government affairs department.
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How the shutdown is impacting regulation
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The Apple ebook ruling and the absurdity of antitrust law
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EPA costs US economy $353 billion per year
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Why good men do not become president
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Three quick thoughts on the health care ruling
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No to broccoli mandate, yes to health insurance mandate?
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Simplicity is beautiful: How to build a democracy
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Physics Nobel rewards human achievement
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The DOJ’s antitrust seers
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Competitors: Stop that merger!
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Free trade agreements don’t kill jobs
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In politics, inertia always wins
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Tsunamis are not stimulus
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About the new tone
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Bad publicity, good results
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Bush’s third term continues
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Why I didn’t vote
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Federal register hits 50,000 pages
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Justice Kagan, please be a judicial activist
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Author responds to Media Matters’ attack
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Cell phones don’t cause cancer
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Regulations, regulations everywhere
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Does March Madness really hurt the economy?