We study complex problems, synthesize what matters, and communicate clearly through research, partnerships, and modern platforms built for real-world impact.
Independent policy research and grantmaking — no external funding, no lobbying, no political contributions. Just rigorous work on problems that matter.
"If it doesn't matter, it doesn't matter."
Bill Gurley sits down with Dan Wang (Breakneck) and Patrick McGee (Apple in China) for a three-way examination of manufacturing, provincial competition, and the gap between American rhetoric and Chinese industrial reality.
A proposed framework for measuring capture across health care and finance — and a roadmap for reform.
Why the value that matters for corporations is often the opposite of the value that matters for nations.
On information asymmetry, structural advantages, and who the system was actually built to serve.
Madison wrote about jurisdictional competition. Why aren't we studying K–12 outcomes the same way?