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September 19, 2017
Power Problems

Kim Jong Trump
Featuring Joshua Pollack
September 19, 2017
Blog

USA Today on Tax Reform
If the GOP focuses on growth-generating reforms, the deficit may increase in the short term, but the tax base would expand over time offsetting the initial budgetary effect.
By Chris Edwards
September 19, 2017
TIME

Alternatives to the Iran Deal Carry Too Much Risk
… to begin to deliberately unravel the nuclear deal next month. Yet his Administration has offered no good alternative, and every policy option outside the deal will push Iran towards the bomb. The President is choosing to risk a dangerous and …
By John Glaser and Emma Ashford
September 19, 2017
China-US Focus

China Isn’t the next Evil Empire Facing America
… power. That was good for world peace but bad for the Pentagon. Since then much of the U.S. foreign policy establishment has searched for a new enemy to justify a military build‐up. Today many U.S. hawks see …
By Doug Bandow
September 19, 2017
Survey Reports

Wall Street vs. The Regulators: Public Attitudes on Banks, Financial Regulation, Consumer Finance, and the Federal Reserve
Results from the Cato Institute 2017 Financial Regulation Survey
By Emily Ekins
September 19, 2017
Survey Reports

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Press Release
By Emily Ekins
September 19, 2017
Survey Reports

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Toplines
By Emily Ekins
September 18, 2017
China-US Focus

De-Escalating the U.S.-China Technology Trade War
For more than a decade, China and the United States have been engaged in a game of tit-for-tat technology protectionism, which now threatens to escalate into a wider high-tech trade war.
By Daniel J. Ikenson
September 18, 2017
Wall Street Journal

Kill the Loopholes, including the One for ‘Low-Income Housing’
Developers and investors, not the poor, benefit most from the credit. It should not survive tax reform.
By Chris Edwards and Vanessa Brown Calder
September 17, 2017
National Interest (Online)

America May Push Iran into Becoming the next Nuclear Crisis
Trying to isolate Iran has been—and will continue to be—an exercise in futility.
By Ted Galen Carpenter
September 17, 2017
USA Today

Don’t Worry about Short-Term Deficit
America’s businesses and their workers need a more competitive tax code, and Republicans should seize the opportunity to get it done.
By Chris Edwards
September 16, 2017
National Interest (Online)

Why Isn’t There a Debate about America’s Grand Strategy?
The window hasn’t closed on a serious strategic debate, but the ball is now in Congress’s hands.
By Christopher A. Preble
September 15, 2017
Blog

Will Senate Debate AUMF This Year? Sen. Flake Thinks So
Why would a Senator who clearly wants a new AUMF vote against a measure to do just that?
By Christopher A. Preble
September 15, 2017
UK Telegraph

It’s Time to Take Public Sector Pay Rises out of the Hands of Our Politicians
By Ryan Bourne
September 15, 2017
Washington Examiner

Conservatives Should Want to Preserve the Iran Nuclear Deal
The reason is simple: it staves off an Iranian nuclear breakout capability for at least the next couple of decades, and probably indefinitely.
By John Glaser

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Kim Jong Trump

USA Today on Tax Reform

Alternatives to the Iran Deal Carry Too Much Risk

China Isn’t the next Evil Empire Facing America

Wall Street vs. The Regulators: Public Attitudes on Banks, Financial Regulation, Consumer Finance, and the Federal Reserve

Press Release

Toplines

De-Escalating the U.S.-China Technology Trade War

Kill the Loopholes, including the One for ‘Low-Income Housing’

America May Push Iran into Becoming the next Nuclear Crisis

Don’t Worry about Short-Term Deficit

Why Isn’t There a Debate about America’s Grand Strategy?

Will Senate Debate AUMF This Year? Sen. Flake Thinks So

It’s Time to Take Public Sector Pay Rises out of the Hands of Our Politicians

Conservatives Should Want to Preserve the Iran Nuclear Deal