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August 26, 2010
Blog

Or a Program That Was Actually Going to Work
By David Boaz
August 26, 2010
Cato Daily Podcast

The Failed Auto Bailout
Featuring Daniel J. Ikenson and Caleb O. Brown
August 25, 2010
Blog

Government’s Unwelcome Economic Distortions
… the average citizen reflexively looked toward Washington to quickly fix the economy. The public’s limited patience meshes well with policymakers who are naturally inclined to operate on a short-term horizon (i.e., the next election). Therefore, policymakers responded …
By Tad DeHaven
August 25, 2010
Blog

Federal Employees and College Costs
By Neal McCluskey
August 25, 2010
Blog

Time for a Diplomatic Presence in Pyongyang
By Doug Bandow
August 25, 2010
Blog

We Fail More—So Put Us in Charge
By Jim Harper
August 25, 2010
National Review (Online)

The Deficit Is a Symptom, Spending Is the Disease
By Michael D. Tanner
August 25, 2010
Cato Daily Podcast

Venezuela’s Crumbling Civil Society
Featuring Juan Carlos Hidalgo and Caleb O. Brown
August 24, 2010
Blog

Biden’s Fatal Conceit
… and decreased consumer welfare. Energy Interventions: The current arguments for energy intervention and energy subsidies fall short. High‐Speed Rail: Policymakers are dumping billions of dollars into high‐speed rail, even though foreign systems are money losers and carry only …
By Tad DeHaven
August 24, 2010
Blog

New York Times Seeks Higher Taxes on the ‘Rich’ as Prelude to Higher Taxes on the Middle Class
… in the economy is not a recipe for better economic performance. Economic growth means we are increasing national income. Keynesian policy simply changes who is spending national income, guided by a myopic belief that consumer spending somehow is better than …
By Daniel J. Mitchell
August 24, 2010
National Interest (Online)

Bait and Switch in Afghanistan
Americans who might wonder just how and why, nearly nine years after 9/11, we are mired in a seemingly endless counterinsurgency campaign/nation‐building mission in Afghanistan, need to grasp that this was a classic case of foreign policy …
By Ted Galen Carpenter
August 24, 2010
American Spectator (Online)

Remembering the Unbelievable
… the hallway steadily narrows to illustrate the diminishing options for Europe’s Jews. Germany had to come up with a policy towards the millions of Jews now under its rule. In Western Europe, home of kindred racial peoples in Hitler …
By Doug Bandow
August 24, 2010
DC Examiner

Can Obama Order Executions of Citizens Abroad?
By Gene Healy
August 24, 2010
Cato Daily Podcast

A Half-Billion Dollar High School
Featuring Adam B. Schaeffer and Caleb O. Brown
August 23, 2010
Blog

Federal Bailout of GM Still Horribly Wrong
By Daniel Griswold

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Or a Program That Was Actually Going to Work

The Failed Auto Bailout

Government’s Unwelcome Economic Distortions

Federal Employees and College Costs

Time for a Diplomatic Presence in Pyongyang

We Fail More—So Put Us in Charge

The Deficit Is a Symptom, Spending Is the Disease

Venezuela’s Crumbling Civil Society

Biden’s Fatal Conceit

New York Times Seeks Higher Taxes on the ‘Rich’ as Prelude to Higher Taxes on the Middle Class

Bait and Switch in Afghanistan

Remembering the Unbelievable

Can Obama Order Executions of Citizens Abroad?

A Half-Billion Dollar High School

Federal Bailout of GM Still Horribly Wrong