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June 13, 2016
Cato’s Letter

Vol. 14 No. 3
Endless War in the Middle East
… questions: First, what motivated the United States to act as it has? Second, what have the civilians responsible for formulating policy and the soldiers responsible for implementing policy sought to accomplish? Third, regardless of their intentions, what actually ensued? And …
By Andrew Bacevich
June 12, 2016
Huffington Post

Brits Should Look to America before Voting on Brexit
… the peoples of Europe.” The EU included a parliament, commission, council, and multitudinous other organizations, asserted legal supremacy over national policy in numerous areas, imposed intrusive regulations on people’s lives, and urged increasing authority over member government finances and …
By Doug Bandow
June 10, 2016
Blog

Is Defending Tax Competition Akin to “Trading with the Enemy”?
… blacklisting and threatening low‐tax jurisdictions (the so‐called tax havens). On the other side are proponents of good tax policy (including many Nobel Prize‐winning economists), who believe that income should not be taxed more than one time and …
By Daniel J. Mitchell
June 10, 2016
Blog

Bring Home American Forces from Okinawa
The U.S. has an obvious interest in Japan’s continued independence, but Japan’s commitment to its own security should be even greater. Tokyo should do more to defend itself.
By Doug Bandow
June 10, 2016
Blog

Slow Jammin’ the TPP, Baby
President Obama pitches TTP to the American people with a slow jam on the Tonight Show.
By Daniel J. Ikenson
June 10, 2016
Blog

ITC Takes a New Approach to TPP Analysis
In order to evaluate how TPP might influence the economy in the future, the ITC first was needed to create a baseline projection of what the economy would be like in the years ahead without TPP.
By Daniel R. Pearson
June 10, 2016
National Interest (Online)

It’s Time to Prune America’s Overgrown Alliance Network
Formal and informal security commitments now make the United States responsible for the security of more than sixty percent of the planet.
By Ted Galen Carpenter
June 10, 2016
The Wall Street Journal

Milton Friedman’s Favorite Book on Trade
Henry George’s ‘Protection or Free Trade’ in 1886 decisively showed the value of opening markets.
By Jim Powell
June 10, 2016
CapX

The EU’s Mounting Failures Are Pushing Britain towards the Exit
Europe has suffered from a number of self-inflicted wounds.
By Marian L. Tupy
June 10, 2016
Blog

EconTalk LIVE at Cato, ft. David Beckworth
By Ari Blask
June 9, 2016
Blog

The American Public Is Not Very Hawkish on China
Public opinion reveals that although complex, the American public’s attitudes towards China are more sanguine than those of its fearful leaders.
By A. Trevor Thrall and Eric Gomez
June 9, 2016
Blog

Sound Money in Theory and Practice
In this commentary, I will analyze the concept of sound money and its relevance today.
By Gerald P. O’Driscoll Jr.
June 8, 2016
Blog

Talking about the Reuse of Former Military Facilities
Can former military sites find new life? A new book says yes, and shows how.
By Christopher A. Preble
June 8, 2016
Forbes

What Should the U.S. Do in Okinawa? Bring America’s Troops Home from Japan
More than seven decades after the end of World War II, Japan’s defense should be the responsibility of Tokyo, not Washington.
By Doug Bandow
June 8, 2016
Research Briefs in Economic Policy

No. 53
The Environmental Cost of Global Fuel Subsidies
By Lucas W. Davis

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Endless War in the Middle East

Brits Should Look to America before Voting on Brexit

Is Defending Tax Competition Akin to “Trading with the Enemy”?

Bring Home American Forces from Okinawa

Slow Jammin’ the TPP, Baby

ITC Takes a New Approach to TPP Analysis

It’s Time to Prune America’s Overgrown Alliance Network

Milton Friedman’s Favorite Book on Trade

The EU’s Mounting Failures Are Pushing Britain towards the Exit

EconTalk LIVE at Cato, ft. David Beckworth

The American Public Is Not Very Hawkish on China

Sound Money in Theory and Practice

Talking about the Reuse of Former Military Facilities

What Should the U.S. Do in Okinawa? Bring America’s Troops Home from Japan

The Environmental Cost of Global Fuel Subsidies