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November 8, 2011
Blog

Trade Law, Trade War, and the Case of Multilayered Wood Flooring from China
By Daniel J. Ikenson
November 8, 2011
Cato Video

U.S. Antidumping Rules Kill American Jobs
Featuring Daniel J. Ikenson
November 8, 2011
Blog

The Antidumping Lobby’s Power to Destroy Jobs
By Caleb O. Brown
November 8, 2011
New York Post

The Real “1 Percent”
… have gotten rich by taking advantage of others. And few of us are likely to lose much sleep over the plight of the rich. But shouldn’t public policy be based on something more than class warfare, envy and stereotypes?
By Michael D. Tanner
November 8, 2011
Washington Times

Joining the Chorus for Tax Cooperation
… to the OECD critique of tax competition was the claim that attracting investment was an illegitimate criterion for evaluating tax policy, even though creating an attractive investment climate was treated as a legitimate goal in other policy areas by the …
By Richard W. Rahn
November 8, 2011
DC Examiner

Executive Privilege Claim Ahead on Solyndra
… interaction between government and business will change forever,” Immelt said. With the federal government serving as “a regulator; an industry policy champion, a financier and a key partner,” Immelt wrote, this environment would present “an opportunity of a lifetime.” That …
By Gene Healy
November 7, 2011
Blog

Don’t Jump the Gun on IAEA’s Iran Report
By Justin Logan
November 7, 2011
Cato Daily Podcast

How We Made the Financial Crisis
Featuring Jeffrey Miron and Caleb O. Brown
November 7, 2011
Blog

Increasing the Energy Independence Ante
Three weeks ago, Cato released my policy analysis, “The Gulf Oil Spill: Lessons for Public Policy”. I argued that governmental intervention in the energy market was ill‐advised and documented the depressingly numerous efforts to do more of just that …
By Richard L. Gordon
November 7, 2011
Blog

Who’s Winning the Race to Fiscal Destruction: Europe or the United States?
By Daniel J. Mitchell
November 7, 2011
U.S. News & World Report

U.S. Should Learn from Europe’s Welfare State Mistakes
By Daniel J. Mitchell
November 6, 2011
Forbes.com

A Lesson on the Laffer Curve for Barack Obama
One of my frustrating missions in life is to educate policy makers on the Laffer Curve. This means teaching folks on the left that tax policy affects incentives to earn and report taxable income. As such, I try to explain …
By Daniel J. Mitchell
November 5, 2011
Newark Star-Ledger

Ignore the Hawks on Iraq
By Malou Innocent
November 4, 2011
Blog

‘Government Efficiency’: Trying to Turn Cats into Dogs
… for not doing “anything substantive to improve Indiana’s budgetary, fiscal or economic position,” Craig Ladwig, editor of the Indiana Policy Review, nails it: Most troubling of all is that few in the leadership of either party share our belief …
By Tad DeHaven
November 4, 2011
Blog

This Week in Government Failure
… be a small step in the right direction. The Senate vote on rural development subsidies symbolizes just how unserious most policymakers are when it comes to making specific spending cuts. Republican hypocrisy on energy subsidies. Government cost overruns: One reason …
By Tad DeHaven

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Trade Law, Trade War, and the Case of Multilayered Wood Flooring from China

U.S. Antidumping Rules Kill American Jobs

The Antidumping Lobby’s Power to Destroy Jobs

The Real “1 Percent”

Joining the Chorus for Tax Cooperation

Executive Privilege Claim Ahead on Solyndra

Don’t Jump the Gun on IAEA’s Iran Report

How We Made the Financial Crisis

Increasing the Energy Independence Ante

Who’s Winning the Race to Fiscal Destruction: Europe or the United States?

U.S. Should Learn from Europe’s Welfare State Mistakes

A Lesson on the Laffer Curve for Barack Obama

Ignore the Hawks on Iraq

‘Government Efficiency’: Trying to Turn Cats into Dogs

This Week in Government Failure