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June 30, 2022
The Times

Protecting Steel Will Just Clobber the Rest of British Industry
… keen, in fact, that Anne‐Marie Trevelyan, the trade secretary, changed the government’s independent Trade Remedies Authority’s (TRA) policy evaluation criteria, flipping its conclusion from advocating tariff revocation to extending them. The fresh authority report argued that UK …
By Ryan Bourne
June 30, 2022
The American Conservative

Does Lithuania Want to Start a War with Russia?
Lithuania is waving a red cape at the Russian bear.
By Doug Bandow
June 29, 2022
Antiwar.com

Latin America Rises: Whither the Monroe Doctrine?
… posed a troublesome trifecta and shown no likelihood of changing. Recently Mexico made a sharp left turn, undermining Washington’s policy in the region. A portside wave also is swamping South America. The Left now rules Argentina, Peru, and Bolivia …
By Doug Bandow
June 24, 2022
The Diplomat

What ‘Zhong Sheng’ Says about China’s Perceptions of the Ukraine Conflict
… on the conflict. Given the blatant breach of Ukrainian sovereignty by Russia, it can be interpreted that the Chinese foreign policy elites are willing to trade such a key principle if it serves its strategic interests – in this case, implicitly …
By Brandon Valeriano and Juan Garcia-Nieto
October 22, 2020
Pandemics and Policy

Ground Proposals for “Helicopter Money”
“Helicopter money” is a fascinating theoretical construct that has proven useful in advancing economists’ understanding of various subtle points of monetary theory. But it risks undermining both Congress’s power of the purse and the Federal Reserve System’s already tenuous independence.
By George Selgin
September 18, 2018
White Paper

The Ideal U.S.-U.K. Free Trade Agreement: A Free Trader’s Perspective
By Daniel J. Ikenson, Simon Lester, and Daniel Hannan
January 26, 2016
White Paper

U.S. Fiscal Imbalance over Time: This Time Is Different
By Jeffrey Miron
December 8, 2015
White Paper

Fiscal Imbalance: A Primer
By Jeffrey Miron
August 19, 2013
White Paper

The Work versus Welfare Trade-Off: 2013
Welfare benefits continue to outpace the income that most recipients can expect to earn from an entry-level job, and the balance between welfare and work may actually have grown worse in recent years.
By Michael D. Tanner and Charles Hughes
February 13, 2013
White Paper

Spending Beyond Our Means: How We Are Bankrupting Future Generations
By Jagadeesh Gokhale
April 6, 2011
White Paper

The New Health Care Law’s Effect on State Medicaid Spending: A Study of the Five Most Populous States
By Jagadeesh Gokhale
December 7, 2005
White Paper

Private Education is Good for the Poor: A Study of Private Schools Serving the Poor in Low-Income Countries
By James Tooley and Pauline Dixon
October 17, 2002
White Paper

Argentina: Caveat Lector
By Steve H. Hanke
June 11, 2002
White Paper

A Manifesto for Economic Reform in Argentina
By Steve H. Hanke and Kurt Schuler
February 15, 2000
White Paper

The Cuban Economic Embargo: Time for a New Approach?
By Thomas J. Donohue