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April 11, 2016
Time.com

Our Complex Tax Code Is Crippling America
On the presidential campaign trail, the candidates seem far apart on tax policy. The Democrats favor tax hikes on high earners, and the Republicans favor tax cuts all around. But with voters currently struggling with tax‐return filing, all the …
By Chris Edwards
April 11, 2016
Blog

Balancing the Federal Budget
Proposed cuts at DownsizingGovernment would not only balance the budget and begin reducing the government’s massive debt, but they would also enhance our civil liberties by dispersing power from Washington.
By Chris Edwards
April 11, 2016
Blog

China Must Confront Its North Korea Problem
… out to the south. Beijing would lose if reunification turned its buffer into an advanced base for U.S. containment policy. The PRC wants to preserve economic preferences which have been dearly bought. Beijing abhors instability, a likely outcome of …
By Doug Bandow
April 11, 2016
Free Trade Bulletin

No. 66
Global Steel Overcapacity: Trade Remedy “Cure” Is Worse than the “Disease”
… U.S. Antidumping Policy Subverts the National Export Initiative,” Cato Institute, May 31, 2011, http://www.cato.org/publications/trade-policy-analysis/economic-selfflagellation-how-us-antidumping-policy-subverts-national-export-initiative. (Pages 14–17 provide examples of damage done …
By Daniel R. Pearson
April 10, 2016
Times of India

Banks Will Remain Political Fiefdoms till Privatized
India’s banking crisis is fundamentally political, not financial.
By Swaminathan S. Anklesaria Aiyar
April 8, 2016
Blog

Seriously, What “Giant Sucking Sound”?
… has elicited the usual responses from the usual politicians, each one decrying “un-American” companies and a U.S. trade policy that encourages multinational corporations (MNCs) to invest in countries with cheap labor or other “unfair” advantages over the United …
By Scott Lincicome
April 8, 2016
China-US Focus

China Must Confront the North Korean Conundrum
Acting responsibly in Korea would demonstrate China’s maturity and readiness for global leadership.
By Doug Bandow
April 8, 2016
Blog

On Free Banking, Monetary Rules, and Crusades
There’s a fundamental reason why partiality to free banking today doesn’t automatically translate into a desire to annihilate central banks.
By George Selgin
April 8, 2016
Blog

Sweden Isn’t a Good Role Model for Bernie Sanders
Sweden is actually a very pro-market country, but one that is weighed down by a large welfare state and excessive taxation.
By Daniel J. Mitchell
April 7, 2016
The National Interest (Online)

No, the Libya Intervention Wasn’t a Humanitarian Success
A large record contradicts Hamid’s contention that democratization was never a goal of intervention.
By Benjamin H. Friedman
April 7, 2016
Cato Daily Podcast

Trump’s Erroneous Remittance Scheme
Featuring Alex Nowrasteh and Caleb O. Brown
April 7, 2016
Blog

Andrew Bacevich Discusses America’s War for the Greater Middle East
Historian Andrew Bacevich surveys America’s grim track record of trying to “shape” the Greater Middle East.
By Christopher A. Preble
April 7, 2016
Blog

Taiwan’s Best Option for Deterring China? Anti-Access/Area Denial
Across virtually every indicator of national power, Taiwan is completely outclassed by China.
By Eric Gomez
April 7, 2016
Star-Telegram

New Federal Drivers License Requirements Might Bring Back Long Lines at Texas DPS
Refusing to fund REAL ID implementation would reduce federal spending in a way that makes life simpler for Texans, with no cost to our national security.
By Jim Harper
April 7, 2016
CNN.com

What Trump Got Right about U.S. Allies
In short, Washington should stop defending its prosperous, populous allies.
By Doug Bandow

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Our Complex Tax Code Is Crippling America

Balancing the Federal Budget

China Must Confront Its North Korea Problem

Global Steel Overcapacity: Trade Remedy “Cure” Is Worse than the “Disease”

Banks Will Remain Political Fiefdoms till Privatized

Seriously, What “Giant Sucking Sound”?

China Must Confront the North Korean Conundrum

On Free Banking, Monetary Rules, and Crusades

Sweden Isn’t a Good Role Model for Bernie Sanders

No, the Libya Intervention Wasn’t a Humanitarian Success

Trump’s Erroneous Remittance Scheme

Andrew Bacevich Discusses America’s War for the Greater Middle East

Taiwan’s Best Option for Deterring China? Anti-Access/Area Denial

New Federal Drivers License Requirements Might Bring Back Long Lines at Texas DPS

What Trump Got Right about U.S. Allies