History
Never Truly Private
Eighteen years after Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac failed, they remain under federal control and dominate a larger share of the mortgage market, illustrating why Congress should end federal involvement in housing finance and avoid new government-company entanglements.
Amtrak
Congress should privatize Amtrak and repeal government control over routes, labor relations, capital investments, and other aspects of rail operations.
TARP, Emergency Intervention, and Equity Stakes
The Troubled Asset Relief Program and related emergency interventions do not provide a sound precedent for normalizing government ownership, capital injections, and federal dealmaking in private firms today
Coming Soon
A History of Federal Ownership in the United States
Industrial Policy: From Picking Winners to Owning Them


