The Cato Institute Handbook on Affordability explains what caused today’s cost-of-living squeeze and how long-standing government policies in housing, energy, health care, transportation, childcare, food, and college costs make things worse.
The Cato Institute’s new edited volume, A History of Repeated Injuries, explores simple but profound questions. Four authors of different chapters in the book will discuss these questions with respect to jury rights, taxation, immigration policy, and foreign policy.
Data center construction is facing a wave of pushback, from local city councils to the halls of Congress.
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