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February 9, 2012
Blog

The Other Bagehot
… 1844, better known today Peel’s Act. That Act had drawn a curtain across the stage upon which British monetary policy debates had played out over the course of the previous quarter century, by endorsing the views of the British …
By George Selgin
February 9, 2012
The New York Times (Online)

Iraq’s Future in Iraq’s Hands
By Christopher A. Preble
February 9, 2012
Cato Daily Podcast

The Military Industrial University Complex
Featuring Christopher A. Preble and Caleb O. Brown
February 8, 2012
Blog

Occupy Afghanistan
By Malou Innocent
February 8, 2012
Blog

No Budget in 1,000 Days? No Budget Ever!
By Jim Harper
February 8, 2012
Blog

Unemployment Insurance Fraud: Chile Has Solution
By Chris Edwards
February 8, 2012
National Review (Online)

Highway Robbery by Republicans
By Michael D. Tanner
February 7, 2012
Blog

Another Log for the Government Spending Multiplier Fire
At the center of the debate over efforts by policymakers to “stimulate” the economy with government spending is the issue of fiscal multipliers. Some economists argue that government spending can be a free lunch: an additional dollar of government spending …
By Tad DeHaven
February 7, 2012
Blog

Is the U.S. Trade Representative a Closet Free Trader?
… our analyses, but still hides the vegetables under the picked‐over potatoes. Still, that’s pretty commendable for a Washington policymaker. Just the other day, Ambassador Kirk lamented how policymakers do a poor job selling trade agreements to a skeptical …
By Daniel J. Ikenson
February 7, 2012
Blog

Earmarks are a Symptom of the Problem
A Washington Post investigation identified dozens of examples of federal policymakers directing federal dollars to projects that benefited their property or an immediate family member. Members of Congress have been enriching themselves at taxpayer expense? In other news, the sun …
By Tad DeHaven
February 7, 2012
Blog

Libya Begets Syria?
… disastrous. At the time of the Libya debate (to the extent that there was one), the president and his foreign‐policy advisers dismissed concerns that the intervention in Libya would set a precedent. “It is true that America cannot use …
By Christopher A. Preble
February 7, 2012
Blog

Acting as the Typhoid Mary of the Global Economy, the OECD Urges Higher Taxes in Latin America
By Daniel J. Mitchell
February 7, 2012
Blog

Quasi-Commodity Money
By George Selgin
February 6, 2012
Blog

CBO Forecast Accuracy
By Chris Edwards
February 6, 2012
Blog

The ‘Law of Nations’ Is What It Was in 1789
By Ilya Shapiro

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The Other Bagehot

Iraq’s Future in Iraq’s Hands

The Military Industrial University Complex

Occupy Afghanistan

No Budget in 1,000 Days? No Budget Ever!

Unemployment Insurance Fraud: Chile Has Solution

Highway Robbery by Republicans

Another Log for the Government Spending Multiplier Fire

Is the U.S. Trade Representative a Closet Free Trader?

Earmarks are a Symptom of the Problem

Libya Begets Syria?

Acting as the Typhoid Mary of the Global Economy, the OECD Urges Higher Taxes in Latin America

Quasi-Commodity Money

CBO Forecast Accuracy

The ‘Law of Nations’ Is What It Was in 1789