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May 1, 2013
Blog

The Myth of a Manufacturing Renaissance
… K Street speak. Media Name: mfg_blog.jpg The myth of U.S. manufacturing decline has long been advanced by policymakers and interested parties as a predicate for industrial policy or trade barriers. “Because U.S. manufacturing has fallen behind …
By Daniel J. Ikenson
May 1, 2013
Cato Daily Podcast

Obama in Latin America
Featuring Juan Carlos Hidalgo and Caleb O. Brown
May 1, 2013
Cato Video

Ian Vasquez entrevista a la bloguera disidente cubana Yoani Sanchez sobre el futuro de Cuba
Featuring Ian Vásquez and Yoani Sánchez
May 1, 2013
National Review (Online)

How Serious Are Republicans?
They seem to have a lot of reasons they’re not going to cut spending.
By Michael D. Tanner
May 1, 2013
Cato Video

Ian Vasquez interviews Cuban dissident blogger Yoani Sanchez on the future of Cuba
Featuring Yoani Sánchez and Ian Vásquez
April 30, 2013
Blog

Government Spending Up, Private GDP Down
… relationships. But I do think that even broad-brush results such as this should give pause to the reporters and policy wonks who often write articles with hidden Keynesian assumptions. I think that the harm from increasing government spending affects …
By Chris Edwards
April 30, 2013
Blog

The Pentagon as a Jobs Program
One of the realizations that helped me to dispense of the neoconish foreign policy views of my youth is that for federal policymakers, the Pentagon is like a giant jobs program. Regardless of need, a military installation or armament factory …
By Tad DeHaven
April 30, 2013
Cato Video

Subsidizing the Security of Wealthy Allies
Featuring Cato Institute
April 30, 2013
Foreign Affairs

Erase the Red Line
The rebels in Syria could be excused for wondering what U.S. policy toward them might be. At times, President Barack Obama has implied that the United States can’t do much to help them because none of them has …
By John Mueller
April 29, 2013
Blog

The American Roots of Tax Aversion
Americans have been resisting taxes since 1773 and before.
By David Boaz
April 29, 2013
Blog

What to Do about OPEC?
Cato hosted a policy forum last week (which you can watch in its entirety if you missed it the first time around) to discuss a new paper released by Security America’s Energy Future (SAFE). The paper – written by long …
By Jerry Taylor
April 29, 2013
Blog

Trade Pessimism Reigns Supreme
Examining the real implications of US-EU trade talks.
By Simon Lester
April 29, 2013
Blog

Tax Revenues from Legal Marijuana Overstated
Supporters of legalizing marijuana shouldn’t overstate future tax revenues.
By Caleb O. Brown
April 29, 2013
Blog

House, Senate Pass Different Bills: To Become Law Anyway?
Something fishy happened on Friday, and without further action it should scuttle legislation to exempt the FAA from sequestration spending limits.
By Jim Harper
April 29, 2013
Forbes

Syria: The Only Red Line Should be to Stay Out
Even limited steps would entangle America without resolving the conflict.
By Doug Bandow

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The Myth of a Manufacturing Renaissance

Obama in Latin America

Ian Vasquez entrevista a la bloguera disidente cubana Yoani Sanchez sobre el futuro de Cuba

How Serious Are Republicans?

Ian Vasquez interviews Cuban dissident blogger Yoani Sanchez on the future of Cuba

Government Spending Up, Private GDP Down

The Pentagon as a Jobs Program

Subsidizing the Security of Wealthy Allies

Erase the Red Line

The American Roots of Tax Aversion

What to Do about OPEC?

Trade Pessimism Reigns Supreme

Tax Revenues from Legal Marijuana Overstated

House, Senate Pass Different Bills: To Become Law Anyway?

Syria: The Only Red Line Should be to Stay Out