Search

60,180 results found

Sort By:

Best Match | Newest

July 26, 2020
American Spectator (Online)

The U.S. Wants India as a Real Ally, Not Another Helpless Dependent
… that seeks to contain Chinese power.” Researcher Sushant Sareen suggested the choice was between reinforcing failure and making a new policy “which involves a much closer alliance with the U.S. and its allies.” It’s an idea that may …
By Doug Bandow
July 24, 2020
Cato Daily Podcast

Testing the “China Shock”
Featuring Scott Lincicome and Caleb O. Brown
July 24, 2020
MarketWatch

The Senate’s China-Bashing Legislation on Company Auditors Has the Nuance of a Sledgehammer
… of protecting investors and preserving market integrity. It thus appears all‐too‐reminiscent of other misguided attempts to advance foreign policy aims under the guise of the securities laws, such as the resource extraction and Congo conflict minerals rules under …
By Jennifer J. Schulp and C. Wallace DeWitt
July 23, 2020
Blog

Does the U.S. Semiconductor Industry Really Need Urgent Taxpayer Support to Stop China?
… of dollars) before ramming through billions of “emergency” taxpayer dollars to healthy companies. Even saner would be Congress and Washington policymakers having a serious debate about trade, industrial policy and national security, instead of just diving head-first into economic …
By Scott Lincicome
July 23, 2020
UK Telegraph

If You Think This Pandemic Shows the Limits of Globalisation, Think Again
… PPE and ventilator shortages, it’s natural for governments to reassess stockpiles, and, as part of Project Defend, for trade policy to seek to unlock a more diverse range of suppliers. Private businesses, facing disruption and emergency government measures abroad …
By Ryan Bourne
July 23, 2020
The American Conservative

The U.S. Should Not Lead the World
Trump is often criticized for failing to provide global leadership. But he’s got the right idea.
By Doug Bandow
July 22, 2020
Blog

You Should Be Able to Challenge the IRS in Court
A law that bars pre-enforcement tax challenges shouldn’t be read to prevent judicial review of IRS regulations.
By Ilya Shapiro and James Knight
July 22, 2020
Defense One

OCO Must Go
Lawmakers should rally behind House appropriators’ effort to eliminate a funding vehicle that allows the Pentagon to evade budget caps.
By Lauren Sander, Brandon Valeriano, and Eric Gomez
July 22, 2020
Aspenia Online

Beleaguered Hegemon: How Washington Tries to Preserve Strategic Primacy in East Asia
Washington is explicitly using its own forces to emphasize support for Taipei.
By Ted Galen Carpenter
July 22, 2020
Research Briefs in Economic Policy

No. 224
Corporate Taxes and Retail Prices
By Scott R. Baker, Stephen Teng Sun, and Constantine Yannelis
July 21, 2020
Blog

The People of Portland: DHS’s Involuntary Human Test Subjects
The bitter fruits of the lack of oversight and accountability for DHS components is now on full display in Portland.
By Patrick G. Eddington
July 20, 2020
Blog

We’ll Do Anything for American Innovation, But We Won’t Do That
Both Donald Trump and Joe Biden have plans to increase subsidies, protectionism, and procurement mandates while ignorning how freeer markets and expanded immigration could help the U.S. economy.
By Scott Lincicome
July 20, 2020
Council on Foreign Relations

The Failure of Academic Progress in Cybersecurity
Academic progress in cybersecurity studies from a social sciences perspective has been slow. In order to develop as a field, it needs a methodological framework, more developed theories, and collaboration that transcends disciplinary boundaries.
By Brandon Valeriano and Miguel Alberto Gomez
July 20, 2020
The New York Times

Would the Prophet Muhammad Convert Hagia Sophia?
Turkey’s decision to change the former cathedral into a mosque flies against the pluralist instincts of Islam’s founders.
By Mustafa Akyol
July 15, 2020
Cato Daily Podcast

San Diego’s Housing Fights Loom Large in Mayor’s Race
Featuring Michael D. Tanner and Caleb O. Brown

Cato Annual Report

Featured Event

Your Body, Your Health Care

Free Society

Spring 2025

The U.S. Wants India as a Real Ally, Not Another Helpless Dependent

Testing the “China Shock”

The Senate’s China-Bashing Legislation on Company Auditors Has the Nuance of a Sledgehammer

Does the U.S. Semiconductor Industry Really Need Urgent Taxpayer Support to Stop China?

If You Think This Pandemic Shows the Limits of Globalisation, Think Again

The U.S. Should Not Lead the World

You Should Be Able to Challenge the IRS in Court

OCO Must Go

Beleaguered Hegemon: How Washington Tries to Preserve Strategic Primacy in East Asia

Corporate Taxes and Retail Prices

The People of Portland: DHS’s Involuntary Human Test Subjects

We’ll Do Anything for American Innovation, But We Won’t Do That

The Failure of Academic Progress in Cybersecurity

Would the Prophet Muhammad Convert Hagia Sophia?

San Diego’s Housing Fights Loom Large in Mayor’s Race