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A New System to Name and Shame Woke Companies

by Jeremy Webster | Apr 18, 2023 | Recent News - Will Hild

This week, Consumers’ Research, a consumer advocacy group founded in 1929, is inaugurating “Woke Alerts,” a free direct-to-consumer text service to call out corporate pandering to the far left’s ideology when it occurs. The Woke Alerts service will be backed by a...

Mobile Billboards Surround Washington D.C. as Biden prepares to Veto Anti-ESG Legislation

by Jeremy Webster | Mar 14, 2023 | Updates

Consumers’ Research’s new mobile billboard campaign exposes the hypocrisy of ESG investing ahead of President Biden using his veto power for the first time to strike down bipartisan anti-ESG legislation passed by both the House and Senate. “I applaud House...

Interest rate caps make loans less available to subprime borrowers

by Jeremy Webster | Mar 8, 2023 | Recent News - Tom Miller

For centuries, rulers and lawmakers have imposed interest rate caps. These caps likely stem from the widely held belief that caps make loans cheaper for necessitous individuals. This belief persists today. But suppose the belief is wrong?   Economic theory...

Honor the Pirate — Give College Athletes More Time to Graduate

by Jeremy Webster | Feb 16, 2023 | Recent News - Tom Miller

College football fans were treated to a thrilling end to this year’s college football season, including the exhilarating slugging matches in the semi-finals and Georgia’s decisive win in the championship. But after the hubbub dies down, we cannot ignore the...

Effects of Illinois’ 36% Interest Rate Cap on Small-Dollar Credit Availability and Financial Well-being

by Jeremy Webster | Feb 16, 2023 | Recent News - Tom Miller

Economic theory predicts that a binding interest-rate cap decreases credit availability for high-risk borrowers. On March 23, 2021, Illinois imposed an all-in interest-rate cap of 36 percent per annum for loans under $40,000 from non-bank and non-credit-union lenders....
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