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December 28, 2011
Blog

Treasury Exchange-Rate Report Hits, and Misses
By Daniel Griswold
December 28, 2011
National Interest (Online)

The GOP’s Allegations of Appeasement Against Obama
… office whether he is an appeaser. Fox News host Sean Hannity immediately sneered that Obama merely cited “his one foreign policy success.” By success, Hannity implicitly meant an uncompromising, hard‐line policy. But even by that dubious standard, the Republican …
By Ted Galen Carpenter
December 28, 2011
The Wall Street Journal

The Federal Reserve’s Covert Bailout of Europe
… in a democracy. To his credit, Mr. Bernanke has promised more openness and better communication of the Fed’s monetary policy goals. The swap arrangements are at odds with his promise. It is time for the Fed chairman to provide …
By Gerald P. O’Driscoll Jr.
December 28, 2011
Cato Daily Podcast

The Fed’s Destruction of Wealth
Featuring John A. Allison and Caleb O. Brown
December 27, 2011
Blog

Federal Pay from USA Today
By Chris Edwards
December 27, 2011
Blog

Will the Last Job Creator to Leave California Please Turn Off the Lights?
By Daniel J. Mitchell
December 27, 2011
Cato Daily Podcast

A Decade of China and the WTO
Featuring Daniel J. Ikenson and Caleb O. Brown
December 27, 2011
Washington Times

Good News for the New Year
By Richard W. Rahn
December 27, 2011
DC Examiner

Five Worst Op-Eds of 2011
By Gene Healy
December 26, 2011
Cato Daily Podcast

Christmas and Security Theater
Featuring Julian Sanchez and Caleb O. Brown
December 26, 2011
Forbes

The Top Ten Things Santa Claus Forgot to Give Me
… stop demonizing their opponents. Bill Clinton had a pretty disreputable marital life. Nevertheless, he was a smart guy, interested in policy, and with great but sadly unfulfilled potential. He also managed to stay married, in contrast to so many holier …
By Doug Bandow
December 23, 2011
CNN.com

Who’s to Blame for Washington Gridlock
A last minute deal may have ended the standoff between Democrats and Republicans, but it is still hard to know whether to laugh or cry over this latest adventure in political theater. The policy stalemate that preoccupied Washington in recent …
By Jeffrey Miron
December 23, 2011
National Interest (Online)

North Korea: The King Is Dead, Long Live the King
By Doug Bandow
December 22, 2011
Blog

Solar Panel Case Shines Light on the Imperative of U.S. Trade Law Reform
By Daniel J. Ikenson
December 22, 2011
Blog

Withholding Scientific Data: Good Idea or Not?
By Jim Harper

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Treasury Exchange-Rate Report Hits, and Misses

The GOP’s Allegations of Appeasement Against Obama

The Federal Reserve’s Covert Bailout of Europe

The Fed’s Destruction of Wealth

Federal Pay from USA Today

Will the Last Job Creator to Leave California Please Turn Off the Lights?

A Decade of China and the WTO

Good News for the New Year

Five Worst Op-Eds of 2011

Christmas and Security Theater

The Top Ten Things Santa Claus Forgot to Give Me

Who’s to Blame for Washington Gridlock

North Korea: The King Is Dead, Long Live the King

Solar Panel Case Shines Light on the Imperative of U.S. Trade Law Reform

Withholding Scientific Data: Good Idea or Not?