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December 29, 2015
Blog

The War against Cash, Part II
… wild-wednesday-nothing-could-be-drier-than-a—L-UnehsW.jpeg Indeed, it’s quite likely that an easy‐money policy exacerbates the problems caused by bad fiscal and regulatory policy. Let’s conclude by noting that maybe the right …
By Daniel J. Mitchell
December 29, 2015
Blog

More Light than Heat: The Latest U.S. Arms Sale to Taiwan
… to hit the three percent target. The Democratic Progressive Party (DPP), the presumptive winning party, has issued a series of policy papers outlining a wide-ranging plan to improve Taiwan’s defenses. The problem with announcing a large arms sale …
By Eric Gomez
December 29, 2015
Forbes

Bringing Aid and Hope to Syrian Refugees — Americans Should Do More to Help
NGOs offer the best means for Americans to help Syrians in need.
By Doug Bandow
December 29, 2015
Cato Daily Podcast

Not-So-Smart Sanctions on Russia
How well do so-called targeted sanctions on Russia work for effecting policy change? Emma Ashford offers her analysis.
Featuring Emma Ashford and Caleb O. Brown
December 29, 2015
Blog

Theoretical Fedcoin, Meet Operational NuBits
Is the Nu protocol the answer to all our monetary economic prayers?
By William J. Luther
December 28, 2015
Blog

The War against Cash, Part I
… the use of cash… He frets that old-fashioned notes enable undeclared work and black markets… So rather than adjust policy to be more palatable to the public, he’d rather leave no shadows in which the public can hide …
By Daniel J. Mitchell
December 28, 2015
National Interest (Online)

The Ugly Truth about Avoiding War with China
By John Glaser
December 28, 2015
Blog

The 2016 Presidential Candidate Intervention Meter
The Presidential Candidate Intervention Meter is based on an analysis of proposals made by the candidates between August and December 14, 2015. It scores each proposal for the use of force according to how expansive, expensive, or entangling it is.
By A. Trevor Thrall
December 28, 2015
American Conservative

Two, Three, Many Chalabis
Exiles bend Washington’s ear—and drag us into conflict.
By Emma Ashford
December 23, 2015
Library of Law and Liberty

Austerity by Any Other Name
By Alberto Mingardi
December 23, 2015
Globe Asia

U.S. Secular Stagnation?
Secular stagnation in the U.S. is nothing more than a phony rationale for more government waste.
By Steve H. Hanke
December 23, 2015
Research Briefs in Economic Policy

No. 41
State Taxation and the Reallocation of Business Activity: Evidence from Establishment-Level Data
By Xavier Giroud and Joshua Rauh
December 22, 2015
Washington Times

Christmas Works
Peace and prosperity reign where there is tolerance.
By Richard W. Rahn
December 22, 2015
Blog

Warren Buffett’s Tax Rate Rhetoric
Buffett’s complaint about the tax rate on top earners is really a complaint about tax reforms for capital gains and dividends.
By Chris Edwards
December 22, 2015
Cato Daily Podcast

The Enduring Elite Consensus for Military Intervention
Featuring Christopher A. Preble and Caleb O. Brown

Cato Annual Report

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The War against Cash, Part II

More Light than Heat: The Latest U.S. Arms Sale to Taiwan

Bringing Aid and Hope to Syrian Refugees — Americans Should Do More to Help

Not-So-Smart Sanctions on Russia

Theoretical Fedcoin, Meet Operational NuBits

The War against Cash, Part I

The Ugly Truth about Avoiding War with China

The 2016 Presidential Candidate Intervention Meter

Two, Three, Many Chalabis

Austerity by Any Other Name

U.S. Secular Stagnation?

State Taxation and the Reallocation of Business Activity: Evidence from Establishment-Level Data

Christmas Works

Warren Buffett’s Tax Rate Rhetoric

The Enduring Elite Consensus for Military Intervention