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July 13, 2012
Blog

The CBO on Falling Incomes and Rising Tax Shares of the Top 1%
By Alan Reynolds
July 13, 2012
Blog

Bonfire of the Inanities
… or two‐day production run necessary to make those couple hundred uniforms. If you are still not convinced that our policymakers’ objections are inane, consider this: As our U.S. athletes march around the track at London’s Olympic stadium …
By Daniel J. Ikenson
July 13, 2012
Blog

More Dumb Anti-Fractional Reserve Stuff
By George Selgin
July 12, 2012
Blog

GOP Freshmen Vote to Move Farm Bill Out of Committee
By Tad DeHaven
July 12, 2012
Blog

Reply to Salerno
… like any garden variety Keynesian”–ouch!) “fluctuations in aggregate demand as a market failure that must be offset by Fed policy”…well Joe, I’m afraid that’s really quite a howler, isn’t it? I might have expected it …
By George Selgin
July 12, 2012
Blog

Outsourcing for Dummies (Including the Willfully Ignorant)
… U.S. parent operations. The capacity to outsource also serves another crucial, underappreciated function: to safeguard against bad U.S. policy. Like tax competition, outsourcing provides alternatives for businesses, which help discipline sub-optimal or punitive government policy. Because of …
By Daniel J. Ikenson
July 12, 2012
Cato Daily Podcast

Who Pays the Most Taxes?
Featuring Chris Edwards and Caleb O. Brown
July 11, 2012
Blog

CBO on Income and Tax Distribution
By Chris Edwards
July 11, 2012
Blog

War Is Too Easy, but a Draft Is Not the Solution
By Christopher A. Preble
July 11, 2012
Blog

In Tallinn, Helping to Protect the People of Estonia from Krugmanomics
… of the local women gave me the time of day), so I took the opportunity to identify areas where public policy needs improvement. This doesn’t mean Estonia’s policy is perfect. Spending was reduced in 2009 and 2010, but …
By Daniel J. Mitchell
July 11, 2012
Cato Daily Podcast

TSA Should Follow the Law
Featuring Jim Harper and Caleb O. Brown
July 10, 2012
Blog

Get the Feds Out of the Rail Racket
By Tad DeHaven
July 10, 2012
Blog

Government Cost-Cutting Leads to Cost Overruns
By Chris Edwards
July 10, 2012
Blog

Repealing Obamacare Won’t Solve the Health Care Mess (but It’s a Good Start)
By Daniel J. Mitchell
July 10, 2012
Blog

100-Percent Censorship?
By George Selgin

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The CBO on Falling Incomes and Rising Tax Shares of the Top 1%

Bonfire of the Inanities

More Dumb Anti-Fractional Reserve Stuff

GOP Freshmen Vote to Move Farm Bill Out of Committee

Reply to Salerno

Outsourcing for Dummies (Including the Willfully Ignorant)

Who Pays the Most Taxes?

CBO on Income and Tax Distribution

War Is Too Easy, but a Draft Is Not the Solution

In Tallinn, Helping to Protect the People of Estonia from Krugmanomics

TSA Should Follow the Law

Get the Feds Out of the Rail Racket

Government Cost-Cutting Leads to Cost Overruns

Repealing Obamacare Won’t Solve the Health Care Mess (but It’s a Good Start)

100-Percent Censorship?