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October 4, 2012
Risk Analysis

Terrorism Risks and Cost-Benefit Analysis of Aviation Security
By John Mueller and Mark G. Stewart
October 4, 2012
Blog

Post-Debate Analysis: Debunking Obama’s Flawed Assertions on Tax Deductions and Corporate Welfare
… to the White House. On the specifics, I obviously didn’t like Obama’s predictable push for class warfare tax policy, but I’ve addressed that issue often enough that I don’t have anything new to add. I was …
By Daniel J. Mitchell
October 4, 2012
Blog

Our Broken Panopticon: Senate Report Finds Fusion Centers Expensive & Useless
By Julian Sanchez
October 4, 2012
Cato Daily Podcast

War Cheerleaders Have a Poor Track Record
Featuring Christopher A. Preble and Caleb O. Brown
October 3, 2012
Blog

Should Trade Agreements Protect Intellectual Property?
… policies should help companies to successfully realize returns on their innovative capabilities.” I don’t think that’s what trade policy should do at all. Trade policy should pursue free trade, which is in the interest of the country as …
By Simon Lester
October 2, 2012
Blog

Trade Problems May Not Always Call for Trade Answers
… the United States has the invaluable consequence of enabling policy experimentation. If a state legislature is considering adopting a particular policy, it can often look at the experiences of other states that have tried that policy before. A recent study …
By K. William Watson
October 2, 2012
Blog

France’s Fiscal Suicide
… free market policies in other areas. So is France also trying to offset the damage of excessive spending with good policy in other areas? Au contraire, President Hollande is compounding the damage with huge class‐warfare tax hikes. Here’s …
By Daniel J. Mitchell
October 2, 2012
Hoover Institution Policy Review

Vol. 175
Economic Transitions: Learning from Central Europe
By Dalibor Rohac
October 1, 2012
Blog

Calderón Meets Friedman on Drugs
By Juan Carlos Hidalgo
October 1, 2012
Blog

Intermediate Spending Booms
… critics, and especially those of their critics associated with the Austrian school, have debated the contribution of excessively easy Fed policy toward the housing boom and bust. The issue boils down to this: can monetary policy really be said to …
By George Selgin
October 1, 2012
National Interest

Island Wars
… by the treaty, which obliges the United States to come to Japan’s aid if attacked. The Obama administration’s policy on the islands dispute is both contradictory and foolhardy. Even as she applied the defense treaty to the Senkakus …
By Ted Galen Carpenter
September 29, 2012
Blog

Another UN Push for Global Taxation
By Daniel J. Mitchell
September 28, 2012
Blog

Unhealthy Snacks: Your Tax Dollars at Work
By David Boaz
September 27, 2012
Aspenia

Tense Triangle: Japan, China and South Korea
By Ted Galen Carpenter
September 26, 2012
Cato Video

David Boaz Discusses the Heroism That Hastened the Fall of Communism
Featuring David Boaz

Cato Annual Report

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Your Body, Your Health Care

Free Society

Spring 2025

Terrorism Risks and Cost-Benefit Analysis of Aviation Security

Post-Debate Analysis: Debunking Obama’s Flawed Assertions on Tax Deductions and Corporate Welfare

Our Broken Panopticon: Senate Report Finds Fusion Centers Expensive & Useless

War Cheerleaders Have a Poor Track Record

Should Trade Agreements Protect Intellectual Property?

Trade Problems May Not Always Call for Trade Answers

France’s Fiscal Suicide

Economic Transitions: Learning from Central Europe

Calderón Meets Friedman on Drugs

Intermediate Spending Booms

Island Wars

Another UN Push for Global Taxation

Unhealthy Snacks: Your Tax Dollars at Work

Tense Triangle: Japan, China and South Korea

David Boaz Discusses the Heroism That Hastened the Fall of Communism