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  • July/August 2023
    Policy Report
    “Keep Cato Busy Being Born”
    “Keep Cato Busy Being Born”
    Those of us at Cato today have inherited an incredibly strong foundation on which to keep building.
    By Peter Goettler
  • Policy Report
    Vol. 45 No. 4
    July/August 2023
    July/August 2023
    At a gala dinner in Washington, the Cato Institute awarded the Milton Friedman Prize for Advancing Liberty to Jimmy Lai, a businessman and vocal advocate for democracy and freedom in Hong Kong. Lai was unable to accept the award in person because he is presently imprisoned by the Chinese government.
  • May/June 2023
    Policy Report
    And the Loser Is . . .
    And the Loser Is …
    Cato’s first Protectionist Madness tournament recognizes the worst policies
  • May/June 2023
    Policy Report
    The Soul of America
    The Founders gave us a mission statement for the United States of America, an expression of its soul.
    By David Boaz
  • Policy Report
    Vol. 45 No. 3
    May/June 2023
    May/June 2023
    Libertarians are tempted to be too depressed. We read the morning papers, or watch the cable shows, and we think the world is indeed on “the road to serfdom.” But we should reject a counsel of despair. We’ve been fighting ignorance, superstition, privilege, and power for many centuries. We and our classical liberal forebears have won great victories. The fight is not over, but liberalism remains the only workable operating system for a world of peace, growth, and progress.
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