Strong Patents: Key To A Strong Economy
PTAB allows anyone — anywhere in the world — to file a petition to invalidate any US patent
property rights
The Taxpayer Cost Of Playing With Trains
Unfortunately for property owners, 'just' compensation is all they get
OPINION: Will South Africa Decline Like Zimbabwe?
The answer comes in strengthening property rights
The Supreme Court Muddles Up Property Rights
By failing to strike down anti-property regulations, the Court has failed citizens.
Affordable Housing Shortage's Not-So-Affordable Solution
Inclusionary zoning measures, by their very nature, only add to the affordability problem.
U.S. Unnecessarily Continues to Trail in Property Rights Protections
The United States has more work to do in terms of protecting physical property rights and fostering legal and political environments that do not allow for unnecessary seizures
Property Rights After The Rio Olympics
The Rio Games showed us more than just feats of athleticism -- they came with lessons of property rights in Brazil and around the world.
The Persistent Popularity Of Property Rights
Policy makers looking for a popular issue would do well to take a look at protecting property rights.
Late For Work? Maybe Zoning Is To Blame.
Property rights are better predictors of commute times than infrastructure spending
Creative Industries Protecting Property Rights Through Collaboration, Not Big Government
It's going to take more than government action to curb online piracy
Terry McAuliffe Wants To Give Money To Businesses AND Balance The Budget
Favors new spending too
Storm Mountain: As friendly as its name
Property rights deserve as much protection as other rights
A recent Supreme Court decision is a step in the right direction.
Pro-homeless pols give street people the bum's rush
When hidden-camera hobos camp out in their own neighborhoods, prominent liberals call cops and DHS