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October 4, 2010
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Welfare and Fiscal Federalism
… states. The beauty of fiscal federalism is that it enables states to pursue policies that better reflect local preferences, while constraining governments because of interstate competition. Federal policymakers should get out of the anti‐poverty business as the Constitution intended.
By Tad DeHaven
October 4, 2010
Blog

Have Americans Turned against Free Trade?
By Daniel Griswold
October 4, 2010
Blog

There Is No Libertarian or Conservative Argument for Higher Taxes
By Daniel J. Mitchell
October 4, 2010
Cato Daily Podcast

Don’t ‘Europeanize’ America
Featuring Daniel Hannan and Caleb O. Brown
October 1, 2010
Blog

School House Pork
The trendy thinking might be that you’re loopy if you call for ending the U.S. Department of Education, or if you think the Constitution should actually have some bearing on federal education policy. Reality, however, strongly suggests that …
By Neal McCluskey
October 1, 2010
Blog

This Week in Government Failure
By Tad DeHaven
October 1, 2010
Blog

Economists Ignore the Facts in Supporting Chinese Currency Legislation
By Daniel J. Ikenson
October 1, 2010
Blog

A Thousand Cuts
… definitely something Cato scholars support. In fact, the proposed cuts match up well with defense cuts proposed in a new policy analysis written by my colleagues Ben Friedman and Chris Preble. Where we part ways with the authors of the …
By Tad DeHaven
October 1, 2010
Blog

Taxpayers Against Earmarks Makes its Debut
By Jim Harper
October 1, 2010
Fox News (Online)

Ten Ways to Super Charge the American Economy
Wise and witty Wall Street Journal columnist Daniel Henninger this declared that economic growth is “the only policy left.” He’s spot‐on since Obama’s progressive pottage has left us with a sluggish economy, unemployment over 9 percent and …
By Jim Powell
October 1, 2010
Washington Times

Brazil’s Complacency Problem
By Juan Carlos Hidalgo
October 1, 2010
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Postal Service’s Financial Woes
… allowing the USPS to defer its obligations only increases the possibility that future taxpayers could be on the hook. Therefore, policymakers who are critical of giving the USPS another break are correct when they state that the government mail monopoly …
By Tad DeHaven
September 30, 2010
Blog

Fiscal Report Card on the Governors
By Chris Edwards
September 30, 2010
Blog

Eliot Cohen’s Key to Victory: Shut Up
By Christopher A. Preble
September 30, 2010
Blog

Overhauling CBO and JCT Is a Real Test of GOP Resolve, not the ‘Pledge to America’
By Daniel J. Mitchell

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Welfare and Fiscal Federalism

Have Americans Turned against Free Trade?

There Is No Libertarian or Conservative Argument for Higher Taxes

Don’t ‘Europeanize’ America

School House Pork

This Week in Government Failure

Economists Ignore the Facts in Supporting Chinese Currency Legislation

A Thousand Cuts

Taxpayers Against Earmarks Makes its Debut

Ten Ways to Super Charge the American Economy

Brazil’s Complacency Problem

Postal Service’s Financial Woes

Fiscal Report Card on the Governors

Eliot Cohen’s Key to Victory: Shut Up

Overhauling CBO and JCT Is a Real Test of GOP Resolve, not the ‘Pledge to America’