Tuesday, Feb 27th 2018, 05:00 pm
Tillman Hall, Memorial Auditorium
Congress is hotly debating whether to privatize the air traffic control system – the most significant potential change to aviation since airline deregulation. Embracing a reform that President Clinton pursued unsuccessfully in the 1990’s, the Trump Administration has made ATC privatization it’s highest priority. But despite strong economic evidence from Canada and elsewhere that it works, U.S. politics continues to block reform, yielding a rich case study in the dysfunction of our policy process. Dorothy Robyn taught public policy at Harvard University, served as a senior official in the Clinton and Obama administrations, and has been a leading proponent of ATC privatization for 20+ years.
John Tamny, noted political economist and editor of RealClearMarkets, will be the inaugural guest speaker for Clemson University’s newly formed […]
From Revolving Doors to Regulatory Capture Evidence from Patent Examiners Friday, Apr 6th 2018, 03:30 pm 302 Sirrine
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