Satya Marar retweetledi
The World Bank wouldn’t exist under free market absolutism so
Morgan Ricks@MorganRicks1
World Bank to world: oops
English
Satya Marar
493 posts
Satya Marar
@SatyaMarar
Lawyer/Economist | Research Fellow @mercatus | Words: @dcexaminer @FinancialReview @ocregister @WashTimes @amspectator @realclearpolicy @Quillette
Katılım Ekim 2022
92 Takip Edilen132 Takipçiler
Is California about to stall its own economic engine? 📉
The BASED Act imports failed EU-style regulation that could make your favorite digital tools harder to use. My latest in the OC Register: ocregister.com/2026/04/17/cal… #BigTech #Economics #BASEDAct #Innovation #TechPolicy
English
Satya Marar retweetledi
A transparent, competitive bidding process could rescue rural broadband from cronyism.
cc: @SatyaMarar
thedailyeconomy.org/article/gettin…
English
To unlock the potential of AI, autonomous vehicles, and telemedicine, we must cut the red tape holding back high-speed broadband deployment. My latest for The Daily Economy #Broadband #AI #PublicPolicy #Tech #Connectivity #RuralBroadband thedailyeconomy.org/article/gettin…
English
Satya Marar retweetledi
I moderated a timely @actonline webinar with @SatyaMarar , Bilal Sayyed, Ben Golombek, and Theodore Bolema on California antitrust proposals.
AB 1776, SB 1074, and merger reforms could have major effects on startups and AI.
#AI #TechPolicy
youtu.be/0YrOWejUBPo?si…
YouTube
English
Satya Marar retweetledi
The new framework for AI sets a federal baseline but leaves policy gaps. ICYMI: @SatyaMarar explains why lawmakers must adopt a preemptive data-privacy standard and encourage employer investment to avoid a patchwork of state-level rules.
Full article below ⬇️
English
Satya Marar retweetledi
The App Store Accountability Act mandates sweeping age verification for all users. At Truth on the Market, @SatyaMarar argues this approach increases privacy risks and burdens small developers, even as parents already possess robust controls to protect children online. 🔗 ⬇️
English
The App Store Accountability Act (ASAA) promises to protect kids while imposing sweeping mandates on all of us. I explain why this would be a "bad bargain" for the app economy: truthonthemarket.com/2026/04/06/a-c… #TechPolicy #Privacy #DataSecurity #Innovation #ASAA #FirstAmendment
English
Satya Marar retweetledi
See Mercatus Superstar Satya Marar and other stars spotlight controversial California antitrust proposals on an April 10 Association for Competitive Technology (ACT) webinar -- register here. us06web.zoom.us/webinar/regist…
English
Satya Marar retweetledi
Satya Marar retweetledi
The new federal AI framework aims to establish a consistent baseline over competing state regulations, but leaves important policy gaps.
In Truth on the Market, @SatyaMarar argues Congress should adopt a federal data-privacy standard and extend full business expensing. 🔗 ⬇️
English
Satya Marar retweetledi
.@SatyaMarar: price controls "will discourage investment and reduce access to next-generation life-saving treatments. Virginia should think carefully before expanding a federal policy that promises short-term gain, but will deliver long-term pain." More 👇
realclearhealth.com/articles/2026/…
English
Satya Marar retweetledi
Looks like a bunch of kids from assimilated families who want to work hard and do some good in the world.
Stop being a loser and try to raise your kids right instead of crying online.
Marc Palasciano@marc_palasciano
100% Indian Boy Scouts in Frisco Texas tonight. Is this what diversity looks like?
English
Satya Marar retweetledi
Blue cities are out of control, promising more, spending more, delivering less and pushing off fiscal problems to some future day.
Democrats in city halls should stop governing as if the goal is to announce new entitlements, and instead make government work.
My take:
English
Satya Marar retweetledi
Galbraith was a friend of Nehru. His policies were tried in India to disastrous results while Friedman's policies were attempted in Chile, Hong Kong and Estonia to roaring success.
Relearning Economics@RelearningEcon
"Milton Friedman’s misfortune is that his economic policies have been tried." -John Kenneth Galbraith
English
@RichardHanania He was convicted for soliciting teens in 2008. If he said that later then it was to reduce legal risk after being caught once. He has been credibly accused (many victims with similar stories who were unknown to each other) of coercing both adults and minors
English
“As one ‘victim’ recounted, the instructions they’d give each other were as follows: ‘Make sure you tell him you’re 18… Jeffrey doesn’t want any underage girls.’”
Everything we’re told about the Epstein story is a lie.
open.substack.com/pub/mtracey/p/…
English
@The_Kyle_Mann QR code menus are cool so long as you can also order from your phone.
English
Satya Marar retweetledi
OMG he did it. He really did it! (Turn captions on)
English
Satya Marar retweetledi
The FTC’s settlement with Express Scripts may lower insulin copays, but at what cost? @SatyaMarar argues that this "regulation by enforcement" trades lower point-of-sale costs for higher premiums, signaling a shift from consumer protection to central market design.
🔗 ⬇️
English
100%
The center right pushed back on divisive identity politics grievance culture for years out of a belief in equality, individuality and merit. Disingenuous sophists on the far right shouldn't be emboldened to pick up that torch now.
Richard Hanania@RichardHanania
"My position, since you asked me to be clear about it, is that if America’s elite becomes over 40% Asian (as Harvard’s freshman class is), we will come to resemble China and India in various ways." I know the ins and outs of scientific racism. I helped make scientific racism a thing on the right. Let me say that this is the dumbest version of it. I've lived in a city that was over 50% Chinese. It did not resemble China. I was still allowed to criticize the government. There are Indian neighborhoods in the Bay Area or Texas you can walk through. They're not Calcutta. This is why the taboo on talking about race differences has probably been a good thing. It gives people a way to justify prejudices.
English