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December 2, 2011
China Daily

Frustrated Pair Need to Act Together
… have the potential to bring down the Iranian and DPRK governments. China fears that, at a minimum, a hard‐line policy could create dangerous regional power vacuums and, at worst, might produce successor regimes obedient to Washington’s foreign policy …
By Ted Galen Carpenter
December 1, 2011
Blog

Senate Postal Reform Bill Needs a New Title
By Tad DeHaven
December 1, 2011
Blog

Wide Off the Mark, or, Nonsense about NGDP Targeting
… aggregate productivity innovations is one that destabilizes an index of factor prices. We shall have no real progress in monetary policy until monetary economists realize that, although it is true that unsound monetary policy tends to contribute to undesirable and …
By George Selgin
December 1, 2011
Blog

Republicans Take an Ax to Government
By David Boaz
November 30, 2011
Blog

The ‘Tea Party Budget’
The “Tea Party Debt Commission” affiliated with FreedomWorks recently released a budget plan (download here). In formulating its plan, the commission took into account fifteen budget plans introduced by various groups and policymakers, including Cato’s Downsizing Government website. The …
By Tad DeHaven
November 30, 2011
The New York Times (Online)

What about the 99 Percent?
I would never have guessed that lowering this particular borrowing rate would be a significant policy move. But the opinion of the stock markets is that it is a major development, perhaps a decisive move. The action leaves some important …
By Arnold Kling
November 30, 2011
National Review (Online)

After the Supercommittee?
… labels and realize that there are several different camps in Congress, none of which has the ability to push through policy measures without help from at least one other group.. The hard‐left ideologues: This group of congressional crazies shares …
By Daniel J. Mitchell
November 29, 2011
Blog

The Less-than-Thrilled Case for Extending the Payroll Tax Holiday
… like the Democrat plan, but they seem reluctant to support anything else, not even a “clean” extension of the current policy. Here are a handful of observations. The Democrat’s proposal for a one‐year payroll tax cut financed by …
By Daniel J. Mitchell
November 29, 2011
Cato Daily Podcast

The Road Back to Gold
Featuring Kevin Dowd and Caleb O. Brown
November 29, 2011
Forbes.com

Rich Nations That Went Broke by Spending Too Much
By Jim Powell
November 29, 2011
Washington Times

High-Tax Advocates Are Either Credulous or Envious of Wealthy
By Richard W. Rahn
November 29, 2011
DC Examiner

GOP Debaters Still Rattling Obsolete Sabers
By Gene Healy
November 29, 2011
Blog

Hillary Clinton Heads to Burma
By Doug Bandow
November 28, 2011
NPR.org

Should the Government Narrow the Income Gap?
By Alan Reynolds
November 28, 2011
Latin American Herald Tribune

A Crime of Passion — Chavez Destroys Venezuela’s Citgo
By Gustavo Coronel

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Frustrated Pair Need to Act Together

Senate Postal Reform Bill Needs a New Title

Wide Off the Mark, or, Nonsense about NGDP Targeting

Republicans Take an Ax to Government

The ‘Tea Party Budget’

What about the 99 Percent?

After the Supercommittee?

The Less-than-Thrilled Case for Extending the Payroll Tax Holiday

The Road Back to Gold

Rich Nations That Went Broke by Spending Too Much

High-Tax Advocates Are Either Credulous or Envious of Wealthy

GOP Debaters Still Rattling Obsolete Sabers

Hillary Clinton Heads to Burma

Should the Government Narrow the Income Gap?

A Crime of Passion — Chavez Destroys Venezuela’s Citgo