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September 9, 2015
Cato.org

Rising Anti-Semitism (Not Just vs. Israel) Renews My Boyhood
By Nat Hentoff
September 9, 2015
Blog

Bipartisan Wishful Thinking on Syria
Despite bitter partisan controversies on foreign policy issues such as the Iran nuclear agreement and the normalization of relations with Cuba, there is one issue where liberals and conservatives share a common delusion. That issue is policy toward Syria. The …
By Ted Galen Carpenter
September 9, 2015
Washington Post

Syrian Refugees Could Help America. We Should Welcome Them
By fitting into our labor market, complementing existing American workers, and not consuming welfare benefits, Syrian refugees will help the economy grow.
By Alex Nowrasteh
September 8, 2015
Blog

Big Problems with Anthony Atkinson’s “Inequality: What Can Be Done?”
… Atkinson has written a book about inequality which a New York Times reviewer described as a “flurry of largely recycled policy proposals.” Inequality: What can be done? is all about “unapologetic support for aggressive government intervention,” says The Economist, and …
By Alan Reynolds
September 8, 2015
Blog

Free Trade vs. Using Your Economic Power as Leverage Over Your Trading Partners
The Bloomberg editorial board has a recent piece entitled “Free Trade Can Save the Rhino.”
By Simon Lester
September 8, 2015
Tax and Budget Bulletin

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Washington’s Largest Monument: Government Debt
By Chris Edwards
September 8, 2015
Blog

Five Problems with the “Secret” Drone Campaign in Syria
Unfortunately for the U.S. real success would start by recognizing that greater engagement in Syria is a bad idea.
By A. Trevor Thrall
September 8, 2015
Blog

China’s Enduring Hatred of Japan Could Spark Renewed Conflict Involving U.S.
The people of China and Japan should work through their difficult histories. The future belongs to those now living. They must find reconciliation and create a better world for those yet born.
By Doug Bandow
September 8, 2015
Forbes

New Bitcoin Development Spurs Unnecessary Fear of Centralization
The amount of centralization being considered at the moment still seems vastly more decentralized than traditional payment systems.
By William J. Luther
September 8, 2015
Washington Times

Promises, Lies and the Washington Way
The polls and the primary presidential election campaigns are sending a very clear message to the Washington political establishment — stop lying to us.
By Richard W. Rahn
September 7, 2015
Newsweek

How to Prevent Putin’s Invasion of Ukraine Becoming a Frozen Conflict
The United States can certainly bring pressure to bear on both Ukraine and Russia to reach a permanent settlement.
By Brad Stapleton
September 6, 2015
National Interest (Online)

Could China’s Economic Troubles Spark a War?
Now is not the time to press a Chinese leadership that likely feels beleaguered by the country’s economic woes.
By Ted Galen Carpenter
September 5, 2015
Boston Herald

As You Were Saying … Mass. Lags on Welfare Reform
By creating such a big disincentive for work, our tangled, ineffective welfare system can harm the very low-income people it is supposed to help.
By Michael D. Tanner and Charles Hughes
September 5, 2015
Blog

A Prescient Fed Critic
By George Selgin
September 4, 2015
Blog

WTO Finds Dirt in India’s Clean Energy Program
The urge to pick winners and losers is simply too strong for governments to resist.
By K. William Watson

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

Bipartisan Wishful Thinking on Syria

Syrian Refugees Could Help America. We Should Welcome Them

Big Problems with Anthony Atkinson’s “Inequality: What Can Be Done?”

Free Trade vs. Using Your Economic Power as Leverage Over Your Trading Partners

Washington’s Largest Monument: Government Debt

Five Problems with the “Secret” Drone Campaign in Syria

China’s Enduring Hatred of Japan Could Spark Renewed Conflict Involving U.S.

New Bitcoin Development Spurs Unnecessary Fear of Centralization

Promises, Lies and the Washington Way

How to Prevent Putin’s Invasion of Ukraine Becoming a Frozen Conflict

Could China’s Economic Troubles Spark a War?

As You Were Saying … Mass. Lags on Welfare Reform

A Prescient Fed Critic

WTO Finds Dirt in India’s Clean Energy Program