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February 24, 2014
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Save Elephants by Selling Ivory
… crocodiles. Why not elephants too? The current system formally treats elephants as sacred, thereby leaving them for dead. Markets would treat elephants as commercial, thereby keeping them alive. If asked, elephants likely would prefer the second policy. So should we.
By Doug Bandow
Spring/Summer 2007
Cato Journal

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Global Imbalances: A Source of Strength or Weakness?
… weakness of today’s global financial system. Higher Realized Returns Do Not Motivate U.S. Capital Inflows When U.S. policymakers discuss the sustainability of the capital inflows currently funding the U.S. current account deficit, they fre- quently describe …
By Kristin J. Forbes
Nov/Dec 1982
Regulation

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George J. Stigler: An Appreciation
By Ronald H. Coase
April 27, 2024
National Review (Online)

President Biden’s Collusion with Private Insurance Companies Could Harm Patients
Biden’s rule forcing termination of short-term health plans doesn’t help patients, but it does help insurance providers.
By Michael F. Cannon
July 19, 2023
Legal Briefs

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Advisory Opinion to the Attorney General re: Adult Personal Use of Marijuana
By Anastasia P. Boden and Joshua A. Katz
June 15, 2020
National Review (Online)

After Bostock, We’re All Textualists Now
I’m still not sure which side is right, but they both approached the employment-discrimination cases the right way.
By Ilya Shapiro
April 24, 2012
Spiked (Online)

Monkey See, Monkey Smoke?
By Patrick Basham
November 23, 2011
Blog

What Have the Politicians in Washington Given Us?
By Michael D. Tanner
March 21, 2011
Forbes.com

Should We Use the Strategic Petroleum Reserve?
By Jerry Taylor and Peter Van Doren
May/June 1978
Regulation

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Regulating Retirement: The Indirect Costs
By George Horwich
November 8, 2022
Blog

Cambridge Eliminates Parking Minimums, Reduces Development Costs
Parking provision should be a decision for developers and property owners, not city planners.
By Vanessa Brown Calder
January 8, 2021
Blog

Election Results in Georgia Open Potential Path to Immigration Reform: Here Are Some Ideas
Even a slight liberalization of immigration would be very positive for the United States so politicians should not hesitate to take it.
By Alex Nowrasteh
September 22, 2018
Washington Examiner

Regulations Are Keeping the Best Private Schools out of School Voucher Programs
Higher-quality private schools are less likely to participate in two of the most highly regulated voucher programs in the U.S., the Milwaukee Parental Choice Program and the Ohio Educational Choice Scholarship Program.
By Corey A. DeAngelis
October 9, 2015
Blog

USDA/HHS Removes Consideration of “Sustainability” from Dietary Guidelines
Ultimately, we advised that “climate change concerns don’t belong in dietary guidelines,” although fretting, “[w]e can only guess on what sort of impact our Comment will have, but we can at least say we tried.” Turns out that we were wildly successful.
By Paul C. “Chip” Knappenberger and Patrick J. Michaels
October 27, 2014
Blog

Two Lessons from the Tunisian Election
The outcome of the Tunisian parliamentary election brings both good news and bad news.
By Dalibor Rohac

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Save Elephants by Selling Ivory

Global Imbalances: A Source of Strength or Weakness?

George J. Stigler: An Appreciation

President Biden’s Collusion with Private Insurance Companies Could Harm Patients

Advisory Opinion to the Attorney General re: Adult Personal Use of Marijuana

After Bostock, We’re All Textualists Now

Monkey See, Monkey Smoke?

What Have the Politicians in Washington Given Us?

Should We Use the Strategic Petroleum Reserve?

Regulating Retirement: The Indirect Costs

Cambridge Eliminates Parking Minimums, Reduces Development Costs

Election Results in Georgia Open Potential Path to Immigration Reform: Here Are Some Ideas

Regulations Are Keeping the Best Private Schools out of School Voucher Programs

USDA/HHS Removes Consideration of “Sustainability” from Dietary Guidelines

Two Lessons from the Tunisian Election