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June 12, 2013
Blog

Turkey’s Uncertain Journey into the Future: It Ain’t the Arab Spring
The government could respond to the latest protests by returning to the reform track.
By Doug Bandow
June 12, 2013
Blog

A Middle East Aflame Needs Economic Freedom
The region’s best hope for the future is greater economic opportunity.
By Doug Bandow
June 12, 2013
Blog

Korean Déjà vu: North Koreans Back Begging for Money
… aid and investment to the North in ensuing years. Alas, Pyongyang simply took the cash from the so‐called Sunshine Policy and built more nuclear weapons. Andrei Lankov, who as a Soviet student studied in Pyongyang and now teaches in …
By Doug Bandow
June 12, 2013
National Review (Online)

The Deficit Is Still Bad News
Liberals have rejoiced at recent budget reports, but our debt is still unsustainable.
By Michael D. Tanner
June 12, 2013
Blog

Obamanomics and Big Government: Bad News for Young People
There’s obviously some concern about the future of the country and what it means for today’s youth.
By Daniel J. Mitchell
June 11, 2013
Cato Video

Doing Bad by Doing Good: Why Humanitarian Action Fails featuring the author Christopher J. Coyne
Featuring Christopher J. Coyne
Summer 2013
Regulation

OMB’s Reported Benefits of Regulation: Too Good to Be True?
By Susan E. Dudley
Summer 2013
Regulation

Nashville’s Anti- Competitive ‘Black-Car’ Regulations
By Mark W. Frankena
June 11, 2013
Blog

Just Put Ernie in Charge of the Next Farm Bill
Watching Sesame Street may qualify you to centrally plan the nation’s agricultural economy.
By Tad DeHaven
June 11, 2013
Bloomberg.com

How Solid Is the NSA’s Legal Footing?
Simply by using modern technology, Americans have — for the most part unwittingly — abandoned the Fourth Amendment’s protection for a vast and growing portion of their intimate activities.
By Julian Sanchez
June 11, 2013
Washington Times

IRS Troubles Go Global
Demands for tax records are drying up foreign investment in the U.S.
By Richard W. Rahn
June 11, 2013
American Spectator (Online)

Korean Déjà Vu
Since the Korean poker game appears likely to go on and on, South Korea needs to become a better player.
By Doug Bandow
June 11, 2013
Blog

Is Deflation Salvation?
By George Selgin
June 10, 2013
Blog

Plaintiffs Ask Court to Block IRS’s Illegal ObamaCare Taxes this Year
Case could bring Obamacare’s Exchange engine to a screeching halt.
By Michael F. Cannon
June 10, 2013
Blog

Larry Summers Redefines Balanced Budgets as Stimulus and Big Deficits as Austerity
Keynesian Krugmania at its worst.
By Alan Reynolds

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Turkey’s Uncertain Journey into the Future: It Ain’t the Arab Spring

A Middle East Aflame Needs Economic Freedom

Korean Déjà vu: North Koreans Back Begging for Money

The Deficit Is Still Bad News

Obamanomics and Big Government: Bad News for Young People

Doing Bad by Doing Good: Why Humanitarian Action Fails featuring the author Christopher J. Coyne

OMB’s Reported Benefits of Regulation: Too Good to Be True?

Nashville’s Anti- Competitive ‘Black-Car’ Regulations

Just Put Ernie in Charge of the Next Farm Bill

How Solid Is the NSA’s Legal Footing?

IRS Troubles Go Global

Korean Déjà Vu

Is Deflation Salvation?

Plaintiffs Ask Court to Block IRS’s Illegal ObamaCare Taxes this Year

Larry Summers Redefines Balanced Budgets as Stimulus and Big Deficits as Austerity