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Fall 2015
Regulation

The U.S. Export- Import Bank, Boeing, and the Value of Friends in High Places
By Peter J. McCort
Fall 2015
Regulation

Are Imports a Drag on the Economy?
By Pierre Lemieux
September 15, 2015
Blog

Russia Raises the Stakes in Syria
… Though the latter is more likely, it’s difficult to know which scenario is accurate, further complicating already tortuous US policy towards Syria. Over the last week, various news sources have reported an increase in Russian arms and troops flowing …
By Emma Ashford
September 15, 2015
Blog

The Difference between Being Tough and Being Stupid toward China
Whenever China is mentioned in a presidential campaign, the consequences are rarely good. In 2012 residents of Ohio, where anti-Beijing ads proliferated, might have believed that the campaign hinged on China. This time U.S. policy toward the People …
By Doug Bandow
September 15, 2015
Tax and Budget Bulletin

No. 72
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Federal Government Cost Overruns
By Chris Edwards and Nicole Kaeding
September 14, 2015
China-US Focus

U.S. Should Remember the Difference between Being Tough and Being Stupid toward China
U.S.-China relations could be heading for stormy times.
By Doug Bandow
September 14, 2015
Blog

By the Numbers: America’s Unfortunate Fiscal Evolution from Madisonian Constitutionalism to Wilsonian Statism
I’m a big fan of fiscal data.
By Daniel J. Mitchell
September 14, 2015
Blog

Why Should California Obey Federal National ID Demands?
There is no need for California to spend a dime on REAL ID compliance.
By Jim Harper
September 13, 2015
Times of India

Don’t Be Afraid of US Raising Interest Rates
An adjustment will be an inevitable return to normalcy, not disaster.
By Swaminathan S. Anklesaria Aiyar
September 10, 2015
Cato Daily Podcast

The Skinny on Jeb Bush’s Tax Plan
Featuring Daniel J. Mitchell and Caleb O. Brown
September 10, 2015
Blog

Eagle Claw and Honey Badger
Relentless public pressure to “do something!” often leads presidents to do something stupid; the 1980 Iranian hostage rescue mission is a case in point.
By Gene Healy
September 10, 2015
Blog

Why Is $15 the “Right” Minimum Wage?
If a $15 per hour minimum is good, why isn’t a $150 per hour minimum better?
By Jeffrey Miron
September 10, 2015
Blog

TPP’s Sugar Shuffle and the Problems of Trade Diversion
You can’t pick winners without picking losers.
By K. William Watson
September 9, 2015
Blog

Assessing Jeb Bush’s Pro-Growth Tax Plan
If implemented (and accompanied by the spending restraint needed to make the plan sustainable), Bush’s proposal would be a significant boost for the American economy and American taxpayers.
By Daniel J. Mitchell
September 9, 2015
Cato.org

Rising Anti-Semitism (Not Just vs. Israel) Renews My Boyhood
By Nat Hentoff

Cato Annual Report

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Spring 2025

The U.S. Export- Import Bank, Boeing, and the Value of Friends in High Places

Are Imports a Drag on the Economy?

Russia Raises the Stakes in Syria

The Difference between Being Tough and Being Stupid toward China

Federal Government Cost Overruns

U.S. Should Remember the Difference between Being Tough and Being Stupid toward China

By the Numbers: America’s Unfortunate Fiscal Evolution from Madisonian Constitutionalism to Wilsonian Statism

Why Should California Obey Federal National ID Demands?

Don’t Be Afraid of US Raising Interest Rates

The Skinny on Jeb Bush’s Tax Plan

Eagle Claw and Honey Badger

Why Is $15 the “Right” Minimum Wage?

TPP’s Sugar Shuffle and the Problems of Trade Diversion

Assessing Jeb Bush’s Pro-Growth Tax Plan

Rising Anti-Semitism (Not Just vs. Israel) Renews My Boyhood