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January 29, 2014
Blog

Cato Scholars Respond to the 2014 State of the Union
By Caleb O. Brown
January 28, 2014
Blog

Feet of Clay
… staff. What Prescott said–and what put Krugman in high dudgeon–is: “It is an established scientific fact that monetary policy has had virtually no effect on output and employment in the U.S. since the formation of the Fed …
By George Selgin
January 27, 2014
Blog

Senate Prepares to Roll Back Flood Insurance Reforms
Rolling back the premium reforms in Biggert-Waters is simply short-sighted and irresponsible, but then that’s nothing new for Washington.
By Mark A. Calabria
January 27, 2014
Testimony

Using a Compact to Amend the Constitution and Balance the Federal Budget
By Ilya Shapiro
January 27, 2014
Blog

New Farm Bill Much Larger Than Last One
It looks like the final farm bill will be expected to cost about $950 billion over 10 years.
By Chris Edwards
January 27, 2014
Washington Times

Obama Wants to Tax the World
Global financial system targeted for Obamacare-style devastation.
By Richard W. Rahn
January 27, 2014
Investor’s Business Daily

More Economic Freedom Is Key to U.S. Economic Success
… regulatory policies, especially since the Great Recession, has made private economic decision‐making more difficult and harmed economic growth. Monetary policy has become a major instrument of fiscal policy and, like fiscal policy, has no long‐term rules to guide …
By James A. Dorn
January 27, 2014
Blog

Another Cost Overrun on Government Infrastructure
Here’s the latest evidence on quality and efficiency in government infrastructure spending.
By Chris Edwards
January 27, 2014
Blog

Tax Reform: The First Step Is Simple
… Policymakers should put aside changes to deductions, credits, and loopholes for now. Those tax base issues are a diversion and policy quagmire, as the R&D credit illustrates. It is far more important to just cut the statutory corporate rate …
By Chris Edwards
January 26, 2014
Times of India

The Case for Offshore Airports
By Swaminathan S. Anklesaria Aiyar
January 24, 2014
Blog

Food Stamp Growth Continues, Despite Economic Recovery
… levels as promised. In fact, as I pointed out in this policy analysis last year, much of the growth in the program was not due to the recession, but rather to deliberate policy choices that loosened eligibility and work requirements.
By Michael D. Tanner
January 24, 2014
Blog

Meet the Kronies!
If you want to get something done (or, just as often, not done) in Washington, you might just need … the Kronies.
By Caleb O. Brown
January 23, 2014
Economic Development Bulletin

No. 18
Growth without Poverty Reduction: The Case of Costa Rica
By Juan Carlos Hidalgo
January 23, 2014
Blog

Should Free Traders Support Free Trade Agreements?
2014 is shaping up to be the most consequential year for the trade agenda in a long time
By Daniel J. Ikenson
January 23, 2014
Orange County Register

Some of the Most Wasteful Items in the Budget
Too many people expect to live at someone else’s expense through Washington — which is why the nation faces financial ruin.
By Doug Bandow

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Cato Scholars Respond to the 2014 State of the Union

Feet of Clay

Senate Prepares to Roll Back Flood Insurance Reforms

Using a Compact to Amend the Constitution and Balance the Federal Budget

New Farm Bill Much Larger Than Last One

Obama Wants to Tax the World

More Economic Freedom Is Key to U.S. Economic Success

Another Cost Overrun on Government Infrastructure

Tax Reform: The First Step Is Simple

The Case for Offshore Airports

Food Stamp Growth Continues, Despite Economic Recovery

Meet the Kronies!

Growth without Poverty Reduction: The Case of Costa Rica

Should Free Traders Support Free Trade Agreements?

Some of the Most Wasteful Items in the Budget