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September 5, 2012
Blog

Food Stamps Growth Has Bipartisan Roots
By Tad DeHaven
September 5, 2012
Blog

Details of the Auto Bailout You Won’t Hear in Charlotte
… U.S. moral authority to counsel foreign governments against similar market interventions; and the lingering uncertainty about the direction of policy under the current administration that pervades the business environment to this very day. In addition to the above, there …
By Daniel J. Ikenson
September 5, 2012
National Review (Online)

Romney’s Taxes and the Liberal Mindset
By Michael D. Tanner
September 5, 2012
Foreign Policy (Online)

Bipartisan Bloat
By Christopher A. Preble
September 5, 2012
Washington Times

Former Satellites Take on Europe
… nine years he has been Czech president. In addition to his political success, he has continued to write serious economic policy books, including a highly regarded and widely distributed (in English) critique of global‐warming hysterics. Mr. Klaus, despite his …
By Richard W. Rahn
September 4, 2012
Blog

Enron: Dependent on Government
By Tad DeHaven
September 4, 2012
Blog

Study from German Economists Shows that Tax Competition and Fiscal Decentralization Limit Income Redistribution
… about Switzerland I don’t like, its political institutions are a good role model. And since good institutions promote good policy (one of the hypotheses in the Feld‐Schnellenbach paper) and good policy leads to more prosperity, you won’t …
By Daniel J. Mitchell
September 4, 2012
Blog

The President Can’t Expand Federal Power by Signing a Treaty
By Ilya Shapiro
September 4, 2012
Financial Times

Zimbabwe’s Helicopter Drop Proved Disastrous
By James A. Dorn
September 3, 2012
Bloomberg.com

CBO Demands a Leap of Faith on the Fiscal Cliff
Last month, the Congressional Budget Office released a report warning that the “fiscal cliff” would cause a new recession. It came to the right conclusion for all the wrong reasons. Reasons matter. A policy response crafted to satisfy the CBO …
By John H. Cochrane
September 1, 2012
Blog

Some Links (One Golden)
By George Selgin
September 1, 2012
Reason

Book Review: Bin Laden’s Revenge
By Malou Innocent
August 31, 2012
Blog

The GOP’s Insipid American Exceptionalism
By Justin Logan
August 31, 2012
The Wall Street Journal

The Federal Reserve: From Central Bank to Central Planner
By John H. Cochrane
August 31, 2012
China Daily

Washington’s Perilous Power Play
By Ted Galen Carpenter

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Food Stamps Growth Has Bipartisan Roots

Details of the Auto Bailout You Won’t Hear in Charlotte

Romney’s Taxes and the Liberal Mindset

Bipartisan Bloat

Former Satellites Take on Europe

Enron: Dependent on Government

Study from German Economists Shows that Tax Competition and Fiscal Decentralization Limit Income Redistribution

The President Can’t Expand Federal Power by Signing a Treaty

Zimbabwe’s Helicopter Drop Proved Disastrous

CBO Demands a Leap of Faith on the Fiscal Cliff

Some Links (One Golden)

Book Review: Bin Laden’s Revenge

The GOP’s Insipid American Exceptionalism

The Federal Reserve: From Central Bank to Central Planner

Washington’s Perilous Power Play