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December 1, 2017
Blog

Democratic Tax Rhetoric Countered by JCT Findings
The solution is to combine tax cuts with spending cuts to limit deficits, and to focus more of the tax changes on pro-growth reforms.
By Chris Edwards
December 1, 2017
Cato Daily Podcast

The Proper Response to Russian Election Meddling
Featuring Flemming Rose and Caleb O. Brown
December 1, 2017
UK Telegraph

Republican Tax Plan Is No Revolution but It Will Boost the US Economy
… substantially cut a damaging tax, trim marginal income tax rates and eliminate deductions — long considered the holy grail of tax policy — why has the Republican plan generated such fierce criticism? From the Left, the plan is most commonly denounced as …
By Ryan Bourne
December 1, 2017
New York Daily News

Trump Owns These Quagmires: Despite Being Skeptical about Foreign Entanglements, He’s Getting America Bogged down Overseas
As North Korea’s nuclear weapons continue to dominate the headlines, President Trump has quietly sunk the United States ever more deeply into a series of foreign policy quagmires. In Syria, Yemen, Afghanistan, Iraq and Somalia, the United States is …
By A. Trevor Thrall and Erik Goepner
December 1, 2017
Blog

Revenue Effects of Senate Tax Bill
Rather than adding tax increases, deficit worriers in the Senate should work to replace no-growth provisions in the tax bill, such as child credits, with pro-growth provisions, such as further rate cuts.
By Chris Edwards
December 1, 2017
Blog

35 Years of Advancing Monetary Education
… In his introductory remarks, Cato president Peter Goettler framed the day’s discussion by challenging attendees to think of a policy area more crucial to an individual’s freedom than monetary policy — remarking with incredulity upon the delegation of discretionary …
By Tyler Whirty
November 30, 2017
Washington Times

It Is up to Somalia to Combat Al-Shabab
The data does not bear out the logic that killing would-be terrorists overseas in places like Somalia will make us inherently safer.
By Charles V. Peña
November 30, 2017
National Interest (Online)

There Is Still Time to Develop a Solution to the North Korea Crisis
Unless President Trump changes his approach, he will have to choose between war and acquiescence.
By Doug Bandow
November 30, 2017
Forbes.com

How Tax Reform Could Accelerate GSE Reform and Not Necessarily in a Good Way
Treasury can resolve the current housing market morass by allowing the regulator and conservator of the GSEs to retain capital, and if tax reform makes that need clearer to people then all the better.
By Ike Brannon
November 30, 2017
China US Focus

Time to Really Negotiate with China over North Korea
The Trump administration deserves credit for having placed North Korea at the center of the U.S.-China relationship. But Washington cannot dictate.
By Doug Bandow
November 30, 2017
National Review (Online)

The Many Myths of Reaganite Protectionism
Trumpist efforts to save U.S. jobs through higher tariffs, bilateral trade deals, and lower trade deficits can find no “conservative” justification in Reagan-era trade actions.
By Colin Grabow and Scott Lincicome
November 30, 2017
The New York Times

Can the Singapore Model Save Zimbabwe?
Emmerson Mnangagwa, the new president of Zimbabwe, will have a hard time digging his country out of the economic hole that it fell into during the 37 years it was led by Robert Mugabe. But it can be done.
By Steve H. Hanke
November 30, 2017
Blog

A Tax Bill Provision Only Athletic Directors Could Hate
The tax bill will end an absurd deduction that universities with big sports programs are able to claim.
By Neal McCluskey
November 30, 2017
Blog

Optiquandary: A Practical Problem with Friedman’s “Optimum Quantity of Money”
By Hu McCulloch
November 29, 2017
Washington Post

Iran’s ‘Behavior’ Isn’t Threatening Americans. Don’t Use That Pretense to Scrap the Nuclear Deal.
This is just a way for Trump and Tillerson to attack an agreement they don’t want.
By John Glaser

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Democratic Tax Rhetoric Countered by JCT Findings

The Proper Response to Russian Election Meddling

Republican Tax Plan Is No Revolution but It Will Boost the US Economy

Trump Owns These Quagmires: Despite Being Skeptical about Foreign Entanglements, He’s Getting America Bogged down Overseas

Revenue Effects of Senate Tax Bill

35 Years of Advancing Monetary Education

It Is up to Somalia to Combat Al-Shabab

There Is Still Time to Develop a Solution to the North Korea Crisis

How Tax Reform Could Accelerate GSE Reform and Not Necessarily in a Good Way

Time to Really Negotiate with China over North Korea

The Many Myths of Reaganite Protectionism

Can the Singapore Model Save Zimbabwe?

A Tax Bill Provision Only Athletic Directors Could Hate

Optiquandary: A Practical Problem with Friedman’s “Optimum Quantity of Money”

Iran’s ‘Behavior’ Isn’t Threatening Americans. Don’t Use That Pretense to Scrap the Nuclear Deal.