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February 22, 2012
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Would Haass and Levi Accept Their Own Proposed Deal?
… government could forfeit the “right to enrich” and survive. This is a refreshing and welcome reality check for the foreign‐policy fantasists in the United States Senate, whom Paul Pillar has rightly criticized [over at the National Interest]. Setting that …
By Justin Logan
February 22, 2012
Blog

Obama’s Corporate Tax Reform
… on Capitol Hill. Indeed, I doubt whether a revenue‐neutral corporate tax plan (if scored statically) would pass Congress. Instead, policymakers should focus on either a pure rate cut or matching a rate cut with cuts to business subsidies and …
By Chris Edwards
February 22, 2012
Blog

President Obama’s Corporate Tax Reform Rearranges the Deck Chairs on the Titanic
By Daniel J. Mitchell
February 22, 2012
National Interest (Online)

The Continent’s Nightmare Continues
… So the Eurocrats launched an indirect approach. The euro zone’s architects recognized the challenge of adopting a common monetary policy without a common budget policy, but they assumed economic policy and political institutions would follow. Thus was launched the …
By Doug Bandow
February 22, 2012
National Review (Online)

We’re Already Europe
By Michael D. Tanner
February 22, 2012
Cato Video

Jeffrey M. Lacker Speaks at Cato Monetary Conference
Featuring Jeffrey M. Lacker
February 21, 2012
Blog

USPS: Stuck With the Government Business Model
By Tad DeHaven
February 21, 2012
Cato Daily Podcast

State Pensions in Crisis
Featuring Jagadeesh Gokhale and Caleb O. Brown
February 21, 2012
Blog

Government Workers vs. Their Unions
By Chris Edwards
February 20, 2012
The New York Times (Online)

Old Laws Can Cover New Technologies
By Jim Harper
February 20, 2012
Washington Times

Tax Advice for GOP Candidates
… spent. He continues to drive away libertarians of all stripes, even though a majority of Americans have some economic, foreign‐policy and social‐libertarian leanings. Former Gov. Mitt Romney has the worst tax plan among the Republicans. Even though it …
By Richard W. Rahn
February 20, 2012
Globe Asia

The USA And Europe: A Graphical Status Report
By Steve H. Hanke
February 18, 2012
Blog

L-Street: The Movie
By George Selgin
February 17, 2012
Blog

Senator Harkin’s Definition of Success
By Sallie James
February 17, 2012
Blog

Trying to Do Everything, Doing Nothing Well
By Justin Logan

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Would Haass and Levi Accept Their Own Proposed Deal?

Obama’s Corporate Tax Reform

President Obama’s Corporate Tax Reform Rearranges the Deck Chairs on the Titanic

The Continent’s Nightmare Continues

We’re Already Europe

Jeffrey M. Lacker Speaks at Cato Monetary Conference

USPS: Stuck With the Government Business Model

State Pensions in Crisis

Government Workers vs. Their Unions

Old Laws Can Cover New Technologies

Tax Advice for GOP Candidates

The USA And Europe: A Graphical Status Report

L-Street: The Movie

Senator Harkin’s Definition of Success

Trying to Do Everything, Doing Nothing Well