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August 6, 2014
Diplomatic Courier

Nigeria Grows in Spite of Its Government
Nigeria’s economic performance is all the more impressive considering that it is one of the world’s least economically free countries.
By Marian L. Tupy
August 6, 2014
National Interest (Online)

A New “Normal”: Time for Japan to Defend Japan
… China threat to promote its domestic political agenda.” The Republic of Korea explained it was “paying sharp attention to” the policy. Seoul also called on Japan to win its neighbors’ confidence and insisted that Japanese forces would have to be …
By Doug Bandow
August 6, 2014
The Umlaut

Europe’s Neoreaction Is Scarier than You Think
… tour of Budapest, and “evening cocktails and hors d’oeuvre,” is co‐hosted by the white supremacist, Montana‐based National Policy Institute, the Nordic ‘identitarian’ website Motpol, and the publishing house Arktos Media, which published not only Alain de Benoist …
By Dalibor Rohac
August 6, 2014
Research Briefs in Economic Policy

No. 7
Misallocation, Property Rights, and Access to Finance: Evidence from within and across Africa
… can explain the determinants of this misallocation at the firm level and relate country variation in misallocation to the broader policy, investment, and business environments. This, in turn, helps explain why certain countries have better allocation of capital across firms …
By Sebnem Kalemli-Ozcan and Bent E. Sørensen
August 5, 2014
Blog

U.S.-China Relations: Setting Priorities, Making Choices
Washington will have to relearn the art of diplomacy as it better sets priorities.
By Doug Bandow
August 5, 2014
Blog

America’s Korea Problem: The North Is Angry and the South Is Dependent
Washington has turned the Republic of Korea into an international welfare queen, apparently forever stuck on the U.S. defense dole.
By Doug Bandow
August 5, 2014
China-US Focus

U.S.-China Relations: Setting Priorities, Making Choices
The U.S. is far better at making demands than negotiating solutions.
By Doug Bandow
August 5, 2014
Blog

The Malaysian Air Shoot Down Changes Nothing: America Cannot Save Ukraine
The situation facing Ukraine is tragic, but not one of strategic significance to America.
By Doug Bandow
August 5, 2014
Huffington Post

Hold Pakistan Accountable for Its Blasphemous Oppression
Blasphemy laws threaten basic individual liberties around the globe.
By Doug Bandow
August 5, 2014
Blog

Corporate Inversions, Tax Rates, and Tax Revenues
If we chopped the rate substantially, tax avoidance would fall and U.S. investment would rise. Over time, more income would be reported to the government, with the result that the government would probably not lose any money, and it could even gain some.
By Chris Edwards
August 4, 2014
Cato Daily Podcast

Sustaining the Economic Rise of Africa
Featuring Dalibor Rohac and Caleb O. Brown
August 4, 2014
Washington Times

The Original Jersey (Cash Cow)
Financial centers are places where global capital can be accumulated and then invested in their highest and best use anyplace on the planet.
By Richard W. Rahn
August 4, 2014
Forbes

North Korea Is Angry with America, Again! Why Has Washington Kept South Korea as a Welfare Dependent?
Washington has turned the otherwise successful Republic of Korea into an international welfare queen.
By Doug Bandow
August 4, 2014
National Interest (Online)

America Cannot Save Ukraine: Why MH17 Changes Nothing
The situation facing Ukraine is tragic, but not one of strategic significance to America.
By Doug Bandow
August 4, 2014
American Conservative

Washington Still Can’t Pick Foreign Clients
It is difficult enough to assess the political strengths of players in one’s own country; it is vastly more difficult to do so in foreign countries where our knowledge of the politics and the underlying culture is far more limited.
By Ted Galen Carpenter

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Nigeria Grows in Spite of Its Government

A New “Normal”: Time for Japan to Defend Japan

Europe’s Neoreaction Is Scarier than You Think

Misallocation, Property Rights, and Access to Finance: Evidence from within and across Africa

U.S.-China Relations: Setting Priorities, Making Choices

America’s Korea Problem: The North Is Angry and the South Is Dependent

U.S.-China Relations: Setting Priorities, Making Choices

The Malaysian Air Shoot Down Changes Nothing: America Cannot Save Ukraine

Hold Pakistan Accountable for Its Blasphemous Oppression

Corporate Inversions, Tax Rates, and Tax Revenues

Sustaining the Economic Rise of Africa

The Original Jersey (Cash Cow)

North Korea Is Angry with America, Again! Why Has Washington Kept South Korea as a Welfare Dependent?

America Cannot Save Ukraine: Why MH17 Changes Nothing

Washington Still Can’t Pick Foreign Clients