From the Cover
The Next Nuclear Renaissance?
Will a new wave of nuclear power projects deliver the safe and economical electricity that proponents have long predicted?
Behind the Issue
Unintended Consequences
The Podcast of Regulation
President Trump recently fired the Commissioner of the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), claiming that the downward revision of employment numbers was evidence of some kind of conspiracy to make the administration look bad. Paul and Peter unpack what it is that the BLS actually does, why it’s constantly revising its estimates, and the potential negative consequences of politicizing economic data collection.
In conjunction with Regulation Magazine Fall 2025 edition
Features
Monopsonies in Patent Inhabiting Industries
What if monopolies are not the real problem in innovation markets?
A VAT Is Not a Disguised Trade Barrier
Protectionists who claim other countries’ value added taxes are export subsidies or import tariffs don’t understand how these taxes work .
How Nuisance Law Can Improve Food Safety
Tort can combat foodborne illnesses caused by livestock waste.
The High Price of ‘Costless’ Climate Cleanup
Claims that there are no harmful economic effects from state “Climate Superfund” laws are dubious.
Using Markets to Decarbonize
Traditional environmental regulation is not powerful enough for problems on the scale of climate change.
Briefly Noted
In Review
Working Papers
A summary of recent papers that may be of interest to Regulation’s readers.
