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March 15, 2016
The National Interest (Online)

China Needs to Consider the ‘Finland Option’ for Taiwan
If we don’t “think outside the box” regarding Taiwan, we are in danger of careening toward disaster.
By Ted Galen Carpenter
March 14, 2016
Foundation for Economic Education

Corporations Should Flee America
… code includes loopholes to lower the effective burden for many companies, but trading complexity for lower effective levies is dubious policy. Virtually every other nation on earth has a lower rate. According to tax firm KPMG, the global average is …
By Doug Bandow
March 13, 2016
Providence Journal

Venezuela’s Deepening Humanitarian Crisis
The chaos holds lessons about how socialism can turn even an extraordinarily endowed nation into a basket case.
By Juan Carlos Hidalgo
March 10, 2016
Cato Daily Podcast

The Loco-Foco Movement and Lessons for Today
Featuring Anthony Comegna and Caleb O. Brown
March 10, 2016
Blog

Under-Debated Wars
Those that like policies tend to extol the politics that produced them. Praise for the marketplace of ideas or the wisdom of crowds rarely comes from serial losers of policy debates. They are more likely to consider systemic problems that …
By Benjamin H. Friedman
March 10, 2016
Blog

Stop Encouraging Homeownership
… an order of magnitude greater than the benefits for people in Mossville, Illinois. Above all else we need to help policymakers get away from this mindset that our ample housing subsidies benefit the economy by creating jobs building homes. Demand …
By Ike Brannon
March 9, 2016
Blog

Small Steps in the Middle East
Something unusual has been happening in the Middle East: Syria and Yemen both see encouraging developments.
By Emma Ashford
March 9, 2016
Free Trade Bulletin

No. 65
It’s Time to Dump Nonmarket Economy Treatment
By K. William Watson
March 8, 2016
The National Interest (Online)

There Is Not Enough Scrutiny of America’s Wars
Scholarly analysis tends to study the conduct of U.S. wars, rather than the rationales for why the United States went to war in the first place.
By Christopher A. Preble
March 8, 2016
The National Interest (Online)

Marco Rubio: The Neocons’ Last Stand?
If the Florida senator fails to win his home state next week, the neocons will be forced to look elsewhere.
By Christopher A. Preble
March 7, 2016
Blog

Private Money, Theoretically
A competitive, private currency system is, Monnet and Sanches conclude, “inherently unstable.”
By George Selgin
March 7, 2016
Blog

Why You Shouldn’t Fear Trade with China
58% of Americans view trade as an opportunity, yet we seldom hear of the incredible benefits of exchange.
By Chelsea Follett
March 5, 2016
Blog

Debating QE: Revising the History of the Crisis
By Ari Blask
March 4, 2016
International Security Studies Forum

Why Isn’t There More Scholarly Evaluation of U.S. Wars? - Response
By Benjamin H. Friedman
March 4, 2016
International Security Studies Forum

Why Isn’t There More Scholarly Evaluation of U.S. Wars? - Introduction
By Christopher A. Preble

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China Needs to Consider the ‘Finland Option’ for Taiwan

Corporations Should Flee America

Venezuela’s Deepening Humanitarian Crisis

The Loco-Foco Movement and Lessons for Today

Under-Debated Wars

Stop Encouraging Homeownership

Small Steps in the Middle East

It’s Time to Dump Nonmarket Economy Treatment

There Is Not Enough Scrutiny of America’s Wars

Marco Rubio: The Neocons’ Last Stand?

Private Money, Theoretically

Why You Shouldn’t Fear Trade with China

Debating QE: Revising the History of the Crisis

Why Isn’t There More Scholarly Evaluation of U.S. Wars? - Response

Why Isn’t There More Scholarly Evaluation of U.S. Wars? - Introduction