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July 24, 2013
National Review (Online)

The Arab Spring Needs Economic Freedom
The Middle East won’t have democracy soon, but economic liberalization can help.
By Dalibor Rohac
July 24, 2013
Bloomberg.com

Government, Not Globalization, Destroyed Detroit
… makes up almost a 10th of businesses operating in the city and serves almost 70 percent of residents. The official policy is to crush these operations. A few years ago, the nonpartisan Bay Area Center for Voting Research rated Detroit …
By Michael D. Tanner
July 24, 2013
Blog

U.S. Drifting into Troubled Waters Near China
… between China and Japan over an island chain in the East China Sea. If his statements reflected actual U.S. policy, that would be reassuring. Unfortunately, as I write here, U.S. actions belie Washington’s protestations of neutrality. That …
By Ted Galen Carpenter
July 24, 2013
Blog

Give Me Your Engineers, Yearning to Breathe Free
… to note, do high-tech industry corporate leaders say they need high-skilled immigrant workers? Kuehn explains: High-skill visa policy attracts advocates from the ranks of tech company CEOs like Bill Gates and Mark Zuckerberg, whose primary interest is …
By Thomas A. Firey
July 23, 2013
Blog

Feds and the States Tag-Teaming on Corporate Welfare
More reporters should start digging into shady government-private collaborations that we’re told are so critical for “creating jobs.”
By Tad DeHaven
July 23, 2013
Blog

Wall Street Journal Condemns OECD Proposal to Increase Business Fiscal Burdens with Global Tax Cartel
… goal that will be easier to achieve if they can restrict the ability of taxpayers to benefit from better tax policy in other jurisdictions. More specifically, the OECD basically wants a radical shift in international tax rules so that multinational …
By Daniel J. Mitchell
July 23, 2013
Forbes

Textile Protectionism in the Trans-Pacific Partnership
… the 224 years since the first Congress, textile and apparel protectionism has been a continuous feature of U.S. trade policy. High tariffs, “voluntary” export restraints, safeguard restrictions to limit the effects of “market disruption,” 30 years of comprehensive import …
By Daniel J. Ikenson
July 23, 2013
Cato Daily Podcast

Detroit’s Long Slide in Perspective
Featuring Megan McArdle and Caleb O. Brown
July 23, 2013
Blog

Kick Egypt off the Foreign Aid Dole
Washington’s best hope is to disengage, leaving Egyptians to decide their own future.
By Doug Bandow
July 23, 2013
China Daily Europe

Ending a Dangerous Game
US should change its approach to territorial disputes in East Asia and make its conduct match its statements of neutrality.
By Ted Galen Carpenter
July 23, 2013
Blog

Scott Sumner Has Got Me all Confused
By George Selgin
July 22, 2013
Cato Daily Podcast

Lessons for Detroit Going Forward
Featuring Emily Washington and Caleb O. Brown
July 22, 2013
Blog

US-EU Trade Talks: Don’t Forget about the Tariffs
Lowering or eliminating tariffs is a simple and straightforward way to boost economic growth.
By Simon Lester
July 22, 2013
Financial Times

Now Is Not the Time to Step up the Economic War against Iran
Costs of economic war would outweigh strategic benefits.
By Steve H. Hanke and Dr. Garbis Iradian
July 21, 2013
Times of India

Tribals Finally Get Land Rights, Using GPS Technology
A massive country-wide effort is needed to empower of millions of tribals, making them masters of their own plots and community land.
By Swaminathan S. Anklesaria Aiyar

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The Arab Spring Needs Economic Freedom

Government, Not Globalization, Destroyed Detroit

U.S. Drifting into Troubled Waters Near China

Give Me Your Engineers, Yearning to Breathe Free

Feds and the States Tag-Teaming on Corporate Welfare

Wall Street Journal Condemns OECD Proposal to Increase Business Fiscal Burdens with Global Tax Cartel

Textile Protectionism in the Trans-Pacific Partnership

Detroit’s Long Slide in Perspective

Kick Egypt off the Foreign Aid Dole

Ending a Dangerous Game

Scott Sumner Has Got Me all Confused

Lessons for Detroit Going Forward

US-EU Trade Talks: Don’t Forget about the Tariffs

Now Is Not the Time to Step up the Economic War against Iran

Tribals Finally Get Land Rights, Using GPS Technology