From the Cover
The Case Against Smoking Bans
Despite their political popularity, government-mandated smoking bans are not justified.
Paying for Bodies, But Not for Organs
The results of the cadaver market imply that prohibiting any kind of payment for transplant organs is killing a lot of people.
A Critique of the Stern Report
Is there a case for aggressive, near-term mitigation of greenhouse gases?
Features
Healthcare Intermediaries
Medical care organizations can, but do not, improve healthcare quality.
A New Season?
The 2007 farm bill provides Congress another opportunity to reform federal crop insurance.
Strict liability makes no sense in today’s capital markets.
Is it Time to Wind Up the Securities Act of 1933?
Strict liability makes no sense in today’s capital markets.
