People often make decisions that we find objectionable or foolish. They might invest their money in a manner we believe
Category: Business Regulations
Repealing Net Neutrality is the Right Policy
For decades, the Left has asserted that we have a right to a variety of values, from a “living wage”
Austin Short-Term Rental Regulations
In 2012, Austin began regulating short-term rentals. The regulations require property owners to apply for a license, pay hotel taxes,
The Family Homestead Initiative
In November, Austin City Council approved the Family Homestead Initiative. According to the Austin Monitor, Council Member Delia Garza, who
You Must Accommodate
A Houston woman is suing her employer, United Airlines, for allegedly violating the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). The airline,
Individual Rights and Discrimination
The advocates of anti-discrimination legislation believe that individuals should be protected from unfairness and stupidity. They want government to prohibit
The War on Uber
Each time it enters a new market, Uber meets with vehement protests. But those protests do not come from consumers.
A Lack of Consistency
In the most recent legislative session, Texas lawmakers passed several bills intended to strengthen property rights. At the same time,