Where the state pays, prohibits or polices. Treat this as a sector rather than a backdrop: for many frictions the public programme is the largest single provider, and its rules set the price of every private alternative beside it.
32solutions
0public companies
25private, mutual, nonprofit, state
$0Bpublic market value
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Solutions in this sector
- Public vaccine schedules and school mandates
- Infant food safety regulation
- Childcare subsidies and tax credits
- School meal programmes
- Nutrition labelling and marketing rules for children
- Disability benefits and Medicaid waivers
- Child protection law and services
- Age restrictions on alcohol, tobacco, and gambling
- Youth shelters and foster care
- Income-driven repayment and forgiveness programmes
- Gig worker classification and benefits rules
- Bank capital and mortgage regulation
- First-time buyer programs
- Maternity coverage mandates
- Child tax credits and family benefits
- Unemployment insurance
- Fiduciary rules
- Age discrimination law
- Annuity suitability rules
- State pension and social security
- Public health insurance for the old
- Elder fraud protection and trusted-contact rules
- Care workforce wages and immigration policy
- Means-tested public care funding
- Survivor benefits
- Public disability insurance (SSDI, SSI)
- Police and public safety
- Tax authority services
- Legal aid and public defenders
- Victim services and compensation
- Passports, IDs, and civil documents
- Data-protection regulation
Trends reshaping it
- Housing affordability crisis
- Youth mental health and platform regulation
- Climate risk and the insurance retreat
- Sports betting and prediction markets
- Ultra-processed food backlash
- Fiscal dominance and the term premium
- Cybercrime, fraud, and identity theft
- The retirement savings gap and pension reform
- The reinvention of dying
- Antitrust and platform regulation
- Neurodiversity and the special-needs economy
- Age verification and digital identity infrastructure
- Working past seventy
- Pandemic preparedness and biosecurity
- Cash decline, open banking, and the digital dollar question
- Local news collapse and the trust deficit