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September 19, 2013
Blog

Rebel-on-Rebel Violence Explained
By Jennifer Keister
September 19, 2013
Forbes.com

How Europe’s Economy Is Being Devastated by Global Warming Orthodoxy
… The Germans want to have renewables account for 80 percent of their electricity. Their experience illustrates consequences of such a policy. The high cost of electricity makes it harder for the economies to function and for European governments to make …
By Jim Powell
September 19, 2013
Blog

The Republican Food Stamp Plan is a Modest Step in the Right Direction
The food stamp program is long overdue for reform. The Republican plan is a very modest start.
By Michael D. Tanner
September 19, 2013
Blog

What is a Bitcoin?
By George Selgin
September 18, 2013
Blog

House Food Stamps Legislation
Accusations that the GOP’s proposed cuts would lead to people starving in the streets are absurd.
By Tad DeHaven
September 18, 2013
Blog

A Flawed Strategy to Intimidate Iran
… hawks who pushed the “intimidation” thesis in the Iraq War debate acknowledge their blunder instead of peddling the same foreign policy snake oil with regard to Syria. Lobbing missiles at Syria might make Tehran even more determined to develop a …
By Ted Galen Carpenter
September 18, 2013
Blog

Jones Act Carve-Out Shows Why Trade Agreements Are Not Free Trade
… S. production costs) is an industry that operates without any foreign competition. None. How much more economically self‐destructive can policy be than a federal law that consigns U.S. businesses to inefficient production and transportation options, deters investment in …
By Daniel J. Ikenson
September 18, 2013
Testimony

The Economic Costs of Debt-Ceiling Brinkmanship
By Daniel J. Mitchell
September 18, 2013
Cato Video

Free Energy
Featuring Scott Lincicome
September 18, 2013
Blog

A Rare Sign of Fiscal Sanity in France
Maybe, just maybe, there are some people inside France who realize the house of cards is in danger of collapse.
By Daniel J. Mitchell
September 17, 2013
Blog

It’s Amazingly Simple to Balance the Budget
We can balance the budget with a modest amount of spending restraint.
By Daniel J. Mitchell
September 17, 2013
Investor’s Business Daily

Four Reasons Not To Worry About The Fed’s Taper
Gentle euthanasia of the Fed’s quixotic efforts to flatten the yield curve is likely to prove the least of our concerns.
By Alan Reynolds
September 17, 2013
National Interest (Online)

Bomb Syria to Intimidate Iran: Recycling a Bad Idea
The arguments for attacking Syria are extremely weak, and the notion of doing so to intimidate Iran is an especially poor, recycled justification.
By Ted Galen Carpenter
September 17, 2013
DC Examiner

Counting the High Cost of Obama’s Libya, Syria Debacles
The president’s Libyan adventure may have had the unintended consequence of exacerbating violence in Syria.
By Gene Healy
September 17, 2013
Washington Times

Surprise among the Spendthrift Nations
America and the West lead the way to the bottom of the list.
By Richard W. Rahn

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Rebel-on-Rebel Violence Explained

How Europe’s Economy Is Being Devastated by Global Warming Orthodoxy

The Republican Food Stamp Plan is a Modest Step in the Right Direction

What is a Bitcoin?

House Food Stamps Legislation

A Flawed Strategy to Intimidate Iran

Jones Act Carve-Out Shows Why Trade Agreements Are Not Free Trade

The Economic Costs of Debt-Ceiling Brinkmanship

Free Energy

A Rare Sign of Fiscal Sanity in France

It’s Amazingly Simple to Balance the Budget

Four Reasons Not To Worry About The Fed’s Taper

Bomb Syria to Intimidate Iran: Recycling a Bad Idea

Counting the High Cost of Obama’s Libya, Syria Debacles

Surprise among the Spendthrift Nations