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April 4, 2011
Blog

Congressman Ryan’s Budget Is a Big Step in the Right Direction
By Daniel J. Mitchell
April 4, 2011
Blog

The Risks of ‘John Doe’ Wiretaps
By Julian Sanchez
April 4, 2011
Blog

Protests in Afghanistan: Our Excuse to Get Out
… important, these incidents demonstrate the danger of America trying to forcibly export its liberal values onto illiberal societies. U.S. policymakers have long believed that people around the world both want to adopt America’s liberal values, institutions, and practices …
By Malou Innocent
April 4, 2011
Blog

Senator Corker’s CAP Act: A Better Version of Gramm-Rudman to Reduce the Burden of Government
… government. As explained in this video, spending is the problem and deficits are a symptom of that problem. Unfortunately, many policy makers focus on the budget deficit, which often makes them susceptible to misguided policies such as higher taxes. At …
By Daniel J. Mitchell
April 4, 2011
Blog

A Victory for the Laffer Curve, a Defeat for England’s Economy
A new study from the Adam Smith Institute in the United Kingdom provides overwhelming evidence that class‐warfare tax policy is grossly misguided and self‐destructive. The authors examine the likely impact of the 10‐percentage point increase in the …
By Daniel J. Mitchell
April 4, 2011
The Daily

Calling GOP’s Bluff
… we are talking about additional cuts of less than $20 billion. Worse, Republicans appear ready to remove a number of policy provisions, called “riders,” from the bill. Those riders would have, for instance, prevented funding for the implementation of Obamacare …
By Michael D. Tanner
April 4, 2011
KaiserHealthNews.org

Ryan Budget: A Huge Opportunity to Improve Health Care
By Michael F. Cannon
April 4, 2011
Aspenia

Reassessing China’s Rise: Knowns and Unknowns
… which the United States plays a very limited role, that intervention will be added to the list of US foreign policy follies. Perhaps China will be lucky, and the US political and policy elite will continue to pursue expensive, bloody …
By Ted Galen Carpenter
April 3, 2011
Times of India

Literacy Improves Fastest in Poorest States
By Swaminathan S. Anklesaria Aiyar
April 1, 2011
Blog

Largest Spending Cut Ever?
By Chris Edwards
April 1, 2011
Blog

This Week in Government Failure
By Tad DeHaven
April 1, 2011
Blog

The Trouble with Doctrines
Many presidential foreign policy doctrines ago, George Kennan figured out what was wrong with them. In my latest post for The Skeptics, I rely on his insight to try to stop pundits from inventing an Obama Doctrine. The national effort …
By Benjamin H. Friedman
April 1, 2011
Blog

Easter Bunny’s Burden
By Chris Edwards
April 1, 2011
Cato Video

Donald Boudreaux discussing why we needn’t fear the trade deficit.
Featuring Donald J. Boudreaux
April 1, 2011
Cato Daily Podcast

Getting Serious on Spending Cuts
Featuring Tad DeHaven and Caleb O. Brown

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Congressman Ryan’s Budget Is a Big Step in the Right Direction

The Risks of ‘John Doe’ Wiretaps

Protests in Afghanistan: Our Excuse to Get Out

Senator Corker’s CAP Act: A Better Version of Gramm-Rudman to Reduce the Burden of Government

A Victory for the Laffer Curve, a Defeat for England’s Economy

Calling GOP’s Bluff

Ryan Budget: A Huge Opportunity to Improve Health Care

Reassessing China’s Rise: Knowns and Unknowns

Literacy Improves Fastest in Poorest States

Largest Spending Cut Ever?

This Week in Government Failure

The Trouble with Doctrines

Easter Bunny’s Burden

Donald Boudreaux discussing why we needn’t fear the trade deficit.

Getting Serious on Spending Cuts