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June 15, 2017
China US Focus

China’s Opportunity for Global Leadership
China is demonstrating greater willingness to cooperate. For that, Americans and others should be thankful.
By Doug Bandow
June 14, 2017
Blog

No NYT, the Public Doesn’t Need to ‘Pay and Pay’ for Private Infrastructure
… in the United States, and they are common in other developed nations. Despite the growing embrace of these projects by policymakers around the world, the Trump proposal is being met with skepticism. For example, the New York Times dropped this …
By Peter Van Doren and Thomas A. Firey
June 13, 2017
Philadelphia Inquirer

Despite Fear-Mongering, U.S. Is Not Beset by Grave Threats
… security of the United States beyond spreading fake news on the internet. And China has exhibited an impressively benign foreign policy, given its growing power. The extent of the immediate peril seems to be that Beijing claims sovereignty over a …
By John Glaser
June 13, 2017
Blog

Experts and the Gold Standard
… guide to monetary policy-making we can have. Fischer continued: Emphasis on a single rule as the basis for monetary policy implies that the truth has been found, despite the record over time of major shifts in monetary policy — from …
By Lawrence H. White
June 13, 2017
City A.M.

A Softer Brexit May Be May’s Best Hope — for Now
… means subscribing to EU regulations, but having no say in shaping them. It makes running an effective commercial and trade policy extremely difficult, given the degree of EU control over service sector regulation making it difficult to deregulate with third …
By Ryan Bourne
June 12, 2017
The Hill (Online)

The Do’s and Don’ts of Private Infrastructure Investment
The administration’s infrastructure initiative last week showed a welcome desire to think long-term about infrastructure rather than just throw more money at it.
By Ryan Bourne
June 12, 2017
The National Interest

One Belt, One Road: Why Trump Should Get behind China’s Economic Growth Plan
China should seize the opportunity to share global economic leadership.
By Doug Bandow
June 10, 2017
National Interest (Online)

Is Washington Backing the Wrong Side in the Iranian-Saudi Regional Feud?
It is difficult to justify the tilt toward Saudi Arabia on either strategic or moral grounds.
By Ted Galen Carpenter
June 10, 2017
Cato Daily Podcast

Gulf States Reject Qatar
Featuring Emma Ashford and Caleb O. Brown
June 9, 2017
Cato Daily Podcast

As Brexit Looms, Conservatives Lose Their Majority
Featuring Ryan Bourne and Caleb O. Brown
June 9, 2017
UK Telegraph

Trump Is Right Not to Spend for the Sake of Spending
A thought-through supply-side agenda which cut red tape and removed barriers to privatisation could make infrastructure development both more responsive to demands and cheaper for US taxpayers.
By Ryan Bourne
June 9, 2017
Blog

What Do the Subsidy Recipients Think about Cutting Subsidies?
Every time a federal spending cut is proposed, Washington Post reporters race to interview the recipients who may lose their subsidies.
By David Boaz
June 9, 2017
Blog

THAAD Deployment Suspension: Successful Coercion or a Shot in the Foot?
Chinese pressure may have influenced the decision to suspend THAAD deployment, but it is important not to overlook ROK domestic factors.
By Eric Gomez
June 8, 2017
Blog

The Jobs Conundrum
We are a long way from full employment in any meaningful sense. But we may be at the fullest employment possible given underlying social trends and existing economic entitlements.
By Gerald P. O’Driscoll Jr.
June 8, 2017
Blog

The Paris Accord and Carbon Tariffs
Since President Trump announced the U.S. withdrawal from the Paris Accord there has been talk of other countries imposing “carbon tariffs” in response.
By Simon Lester

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China’s Opportunity for Global Leadership

No NYT, the Public Doesn’t Need to ‘Pay and Pay’ for Private Infrastructure

Despite Fear-Mongering, U.S. Is Not Beset by Grave Threats

Experts and the Gold Standard

A Softer Brexit May Be May’s Best Hope — for Now

The Do’s and Don’ts of Private Infrastructure Investment

One Belt, One Road: Why Trump Should Get behind China’s Economic Growth Plan

Is Washington Backing the Wrong Side in the Iranian-Saudi Regional Feud?

Gulf States Reject Qatar

As Brexit Looms, Conservatives Lose Their Majority

Trump Is Right Not to Spend for the Sake of Spending

What Do the Subsidy Recipients Think about Cutting Subsidies?

THAAD Deployment Suspension: Successful Coercion or a Shot in the Foot?

The Jobs Conundrum

The Paris Accord and Carbon Tariffs