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April 27, 2016
National Interest (Online)

Dump Our Double-Dealing, Thuggish ‘Allies’
… friend and ally of the United States. Taken together, that behavior should easily put the Saudis on the U.S. policy blacklist. Although it would be an overstatement to say that Saudi Arabia created the Sunni branch of the current …
By Ted Galen Carpenter
April 27, 2016
CNBC.com

Forget June. The Fed Isn’t Likely to Hike Interest Rates until December
The Fed does not like to increase interest rates in an election year, and especially not in the second half of the year.
By Gerald P. O’Driscoll Jr.
April 26, 2016
Business Standard

Bring Back DDT
Persistence of mosquito-borne diseases means that exterminating the carriers through pesticides has once again become urgent.
By Deepak Lal
April 26, 2016
Blog

Miscellaneous Tariff Bill Shows Why Washington Needs a Refresher in Business Accounting
Nearly two and a half centuries after Adam Smith vanquished the mercantilists, mercantilism is the beacon of U.S. trade policy. In descending order of priority, U.S. trade policy is oriented toward three objectives: (1) Accelerating export growth; (2 …
By Daniel J. Ikenson
April 26, 2016
The Korean Times

US Needs No Saudi Arabia
… Saudi Arabia raises the question: what are allies for? If the president wants to leave his mark on American foreign policy, he should have started moving Washington and Riyadh toward a more normal relationship. Most important, the U.S. should …
By Doug Bandow
April 26, 2016
Blog

Why Financial Regulators Are Warming to Blockchains - And Rightfully So
… blockchain] technology is to provide a comprehensive market view so that regulators can then make recommendations to Congress and other policymakers about what to do about the inter‐locking relationships. But before we can even get to the policy concerns …
By Caitlin Long
April 25, 2016
Cato Daily Podcast

Obama’s Gesture in Syria
Featuring Christopher A. Preble and Caleb O. Brown
April 25, 2016
Blog

America Should Stop Paying to Defend the World
Prosperous and populous allies should pay for their own defense and confront future security threats as equals.
By Doug Bandow
April 25, 2016
Blog

Egypt’s Military Regime Grows More Brutal
Egyptians need a new approach that doesn’t sacrifice national liberty for sectarian security.
By Doug Bandow
April 25, 2016
Forbes

North Korea Threatens Fifth Nuclear Test: U.S. Should Offer to Swap Military Exercises for Nuke Halt
Foreign Minister Ri’s remarks suggest the possibility of at least reducing the threat posed by North Korea. The administration should take up the challenge.
By Doug Bandow
April 25, 2016
National Interest (Online)

5 Ways to Respond If North Korea Tests Another Nuke
The United States and its friends should start planning seriously for a nuclear DPRK.
By Doug Bandow
April 22, 2016
Cato Daily Podcast

Obama v. Brexit
Featuring Tom Clougherty and Caleb O. Brown
April 22, 2016
Time.com

The U.S. Might Be Better Off Cutting Ties with Saudi Arabia
Our close association could undermine America’s role in the Middle East.
By Emma Ashford
April 22, 2016
Blog

Academics’ Unhealthy Obsession with Bank Opacity
By Julien Noizet
April 21, 2016
Blog

“Protectionism Reduces World Income”
Trade is not about the total number of jobs, but rather about incomes.
By Simon Lester

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Dump Our Double-Dealing, Thuggish ‘Allies’

Forget June. The Fed Isn’t Likely to Hike Interest Rates until December

Bring Back DDT

Miscellaneous Tariff Bill Shows Why Washington Needs a Refresher in Business Accounting

US Needs No Saudi Arabia

Why Financial Regulators Are Warming to Blockchains - And Rightfully So

Obama’s Gesture in Syria

America Should Stop Paying to Defend the World

Egypt’s Military Regime Grows More Brutal

North Korea Threatens Fifth Nuclear Test: U.S. Should Offer to Swap Military Exercises for Nuke Halt

5 Ways to Respond If North Korea Tests Another Nuke

Obama v. Brexit

The U.S. Might Be Better Off Cutting Ties with Saudi Arabia

Academics’ Unhealthy Obsession with Bank Opacity

“Protectionism Reduces World Income”