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November 12, 2015
Newsweek

Another Missed Chance to Trim and Focus Defense Spending
Real austerity might have produced strategic choices that served U.S. interests by avoiding needless trouble and saving money.
By Benjamin H. Friedman
November 12, 2015
China-US Focus

China Should Propose Discussions with America to Solve the North Korean Crisis
Many U.S. policymakers see China as the answer to North Korean proliferation. If Beijing would just tell the North’s Kim Jong‐un to behave, East Asia’s biggest problem would disappear. Of course, it’s not that simple …
By Doug Bandow
November 12, 2015
Blog

Paul vs. Rubio on Pentagon Spending
… isolationist” epithet whenever they want to discredit any challenges to it. Despite his relative youth, Rubio has adopted the foreign policy of men nearly twice his age. He seems blissfully unaware even of recent history. His campaign slogan calls for …
By Christopher A. Preble
November 11, 2015
Cato Daily Podcast

Anemic Recovery, Regulation and Taxation
Featuring Robert Higgs and Caleb O. Brown
November 11, 2015
Blog

The Reckless Proposal to Impose a No-Fly Zone in Syria
Bad foreign policy ideas have a nasty habit of recirculating. One of the worst is the proposal to impose a no‐fly zone in Syria to protect rebel forces attempting to overthrow Bashar al-Assad’s regime. President Obama has …
By Ted Galen Carpenter
November 11, 2015
Blog

Happy Birthday, Anna
… repost here remarks I made upon her death in 2012. In what has become a prolonged era of unconventional monetary policy, the loss of her expertise and wisdom is even more sorely felt than it might have been otherwise. Still …
By George Selgin
November 11, 2015
Blog

Enforcement Didn’t End Unlawful Immigration in 1950s, More Visas Did
Despite what Mr. Trump says, the lesson from the 1950s is not that harsh and inhumane immigration enforcement is effective, it is that a legal migration pathway can halt unlawful immigration.
By Alex Nowrasteh
November 11, 2015
Forbes

Veterans Day: This Year Let’s Decide to Stop Fighting Unnecessary Foreign Wars
Sometimes military action is necessary. But not often. Indeed, virtually never these days.
By Doug Bandow
November 11, 2015
Cato.org

Congressional Oversight of Intelligence ‘Is a Joke’
By Nat Hentoff
November 10, 2015
Blog

The Xi-Ma Meeting: A Small Victory for Peace
High-level summits won’t eliminate the possibility of war, but they can provide a space for disagreements and crises to be resolved peacefully before they spiral into conflict.
By Eric Gomez
November 10, 2015
Blog

Matt Ridley on the Evolution of Money (among other things)
By Tom Clougherty
November 10, 2015
Blog

Debunking Fiscal Myths: There Is No Loophole for “Carried Interest”
In other words, ordinary people will suffer a lot of collateral damage if this tax-the-rich scheme for carried interest is implemented.
By Daniel J. Mitchell
November 10, 2015
National Review (Online)

The Rhetoric and Reality of ISDS
In the modern world of global trade, it may be an anachronism.
By Simon Lester
November 10, 2015
Foundation for Economic Education

China’s Volatile Experiment
With a flagging economy, can the PRC return to equilibrium?
By Doug Bandow
November 9, 2015
Blog

How Big Is the Government?
By Chris Edwards

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Another Missed Chance to Trim and Focus Defense Spending

China Should Propose Discussions with America to Solve the North Korean Crisis

Paul vs. Rubio on Pentagon Spending

Anemic Recovery, Regulation and Taxation

The Reckless Proposal to Impose a No-Fly Zone in Syria

Happy Birthday, Anna

Enforcement Didn’t End Unlawful Immigration in 1950s, More Visas Did

Veterans Day: This Year Let’s Decide to Stop Fighting Unnecessary Foreign Wars

Congressional Oversight of Intelligence ‘Is a Joke’

The Xi-Ma Meeting: A Small Victory for Peace

Matt Ridley on the Evolution of Money (among other things)

Debunking Fiscal Myths: There Is No Loophole for “Carried Interest”

The Rhetoric and Reality of ISDS

China’s Volatile Experiment

How Big Is the Government?