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January 5, 2010
Blog

The Start of Interstate Carbon Tariffs?
By Sallie James
January 5, 2010
Blog

Census Paves the Way for Subsidies
By Tad DeHaven
January 5, 2010
Naples Daily News

Why Populists Are Wrong about Impact of Free Trade
By Daniel Griswold
January 5, 2010
Australian

Afghan War Has Stopped Making Sense
… a US occupation of undetermined length, at undetermined cost, and with unintended consequences” in Iraq. Unfortunately, that looks like his policy for Afghanistan. War is sometimes an ugly necessity. But most of America’s recent wars have turned out to …
By Doug Bandow
January 5, 2010
Washington Times

Americans Reaping Benefits of U.S. Membership in WTO
By Daniel Griswold
January 5, 2010
Blog

Bodyscanning Captain Underpants
I probably should’ve predicted that a huge story implicating national security surveillance policy would break just as I was boarding a flight to Madrid for the holidays. Jim Harper & c. have by now covered most of the bases admirably …
By Julian Sanchez
January 5, 2010
Cato Daily Podcast

TARP: A Congressional Failure
Featuring John Samples and Caleb O. Brown
January 4, 2010
Blog

Trade Not to Blame for a ‘Lost Decade’
… the United States helps to keep interest rates down, keeping more Americans in their homes and keeping credit markets open. Our policy makers will only make our economy worse if they reach for the snake oil of higher trade barriers.
By Daniel Griswold
January 4, 2010
Blog

The Bailout Bowl
By Tad DeHaven
January 4, 2010
Blog

Taking Terrorism Seriously
By Roger Pilon
January 4, 2010
Blog

Great Moments in Government Waste, the European Version
By Daniel J. Mitchell
January 4, 2010
Blog

The Difficulty With Finding Rare Events in Data
By Jim Harper
January 4, 2010
National Interest (Online)

A War We Can’t Afford
By Doug Bandow
January 2, 2010
Blog

Should Republicans Have Compromised to Produce a Less-Bad Healthcare Bill?
By Daniel J. Mitchell
January 2010
Econ Journal Watch

Vol. 7 No. 1
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Reflections on Currency Reform and the Euro
By Steve H. Hanke

Cato Annual Report

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The Start of Interstate Carbon Tariffs?

Census Paves the Way for Subsidies

Why Populists Are Wrong about Impact of Free Trade

Afghan War Has Stopped Making Sense

Americans Reaping Benefits of U.S. Membership in WTO

Bodyscanning Captain Underpants

TARP: A Congressional Failure

Trade Not to Blame for a ‘Lost Decade’

The Bailout Bowl

Taking Terrorism Seriously

Great Moments in Government Waste, the European Version

The Difficulty With Finding Rare Events in Data

A War We Can’t Afford

Should Republicans Have Compromised to Produce a Less-Bad Healthcare Bill?

Reflections on Currency Reform and the Euro