Georgetown Public Policy Review
Policy Shaping Our Future
by Amanda Huffman Indeed the concept of net neutrality has a catchy label—it’s conveniently alliterative and seems straightforward enough: a “neutral internet” is one that remains open and available to everyone and where all pieces of information are treated equally.
by Joseph Cox When China passed Japan to become the world’s second largest economy this summer, (i) the United States seemed resigned to its fate as a global also-ran. While China has only one-tenth of the U.S. GDP per capita, the U.S. unemployment rate (9.6%) hovers just below China’s GDP growth rate (10.3%), making the future […]