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February 3, 2015
Blog

Don’t Raise the Stakes in Ukraine
… It could even increase popular support for the war among the Russian population. Arming Ukraine will also shift U.S. policy further away from that of European allies. Although the report’s authors note that many European states could also …
By Emma Ashford
February 3, 2015
Blog

Federal Infrastructure: Often Low Value
Much of the federal government’s history with infrastructure is one of pork barrel spending, environmental harm, fudged cost-benefit analyses, and cost overruns.
By Chris Edwards
February 3, 2015
Blog

Regulation vs. Regulation on Medicine Prices
In a recent piece on the negotiations for a Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), economist Joseph Stiglitz was critical of a provision that would prevent governments from using regulation to keep pharmaceutical prices lower.
By Simon Lester
February 2015
Journal of World Trade

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Domestic Tobacco Regulation and International Law:The Interaction of Trade Agreements and the Framework Convention on Tobacco Control
By Simon Lester
February 3, 2015
The Hill (Online)

If Anyone Needs an Audit, It’s the Federal Reserve
An on-going GAO audit of the Federal Reserve’s monetary functions is one avenue that could aid that effort or at least help Congress, and the public, more fully understand the actions of the Fed.
By Mark A. Calabria
February 3, 2015
Washington Times

The Russian Money Pipeline
Putin funds environmental groups to block U.S. oil and gas production.
By Richard W. Rahn
February 3, 2015
Blog

Will Greece Unravel the European Experiment?
Even if Syriza’s economic nostrums fail, its electoral victory may end up reinvigorating popular sovereignty and accountability throughout Europe. That could make radical party’s victory worthwhile.
By Doug Bandow
February 3, 2015
National Interest (Online)

Will Greece Unravel the European Experiment?
Europe remains a geographic conglomeration, not a political unit.
By Doug Bandow
February 2, 2015
Blog

The President’s 2016 Budget Request
President Obama’s budget plan is heavy on new spending and new taxes, and very light on structural reforms.
By Nicole Kaeding
February 2, 2015
JustSecurity

Homeland Insecurity: Checkpoints, Warrantless Searches and Security Theater
Warrantless searches and internal checkpoints are characteristics of totalitarian political systems.
By Patrick G. Eddington
February 2, 2015
Cato Daily Podcast

Free Trade & Currency Manipulation
Featuring Daniel R. Pearson and Caleb O. Brown
February 2, 2015
Daily Caller

Obama Proposes Spending Another $75 Billion We Don’t Have
Republicans and Democrats alike should be able to find wasteful, extravagant, and unnecessary programs to cut back or eliminate.
By David Boaz
February 2, 2015
National Review (Online)

Obama’s Budget Fumbles
U.S. companies are already at a competitive disadvantage, and Obama would make it worse.
By Chris Edwards
February 2, 2015
Washington Examiner

Funding a Balanced Force
Congress’s shortsighted parochialism could have a serious impact on military readiness.
By Christopher A. Preble
January 30, 2015
Blog

Expand Trade by Repealing Monopoly Unionism
Republicans eager to cut economy-sapping regulation and boost trade can do so by liberalizing American labor laws.
By Chris Edwards

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Don’t Raise the Stakes in Ukraine

Federal Infrastructure: Often Low Value

Regulation vs. Regulation on Medicine Prices

Domestic Tobacco Regulation and International Law:The Interaction of Trade Agreements and the Framework Convention on Tobacco Control

If Anyone Needs an Audit, It’s the Federal Reserve

The Russian Money Pipeline

Will Greece Unravel the European Experiment?

Will Greece Unravel the European Experiment?

The President’s 2016 Budget Request

Homeland Insecurity: Checkpoints, Warrantless Searches and Security Theater

Free Trade & Currency Manipulation

Obama Proposes Spending Another $75 Billion We Don’t Have

Obama’s Budget Fumbles

Funding a Balanced Force

Expand Trade by Repealing Monopoly Unionism