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January 7, 2009
Cato Daily Podcast

Madoff for Social Security Commissioner
Featuring Michael D. Tanner and Caleb O. Brown
January 6, 2009
Blog

Cato Unbound on Controlling Terror
By Jim Harper
January 6, 2009
Cato Video

Chris Edwards discusses stimulus on C-SPAN.
Featuring Chris Edwards
January 6, 2009
Cato Daily Podcast

Risks and Realities of Terrorism
Featuring Benjamin H. Friedman and Caleb O. Brown
January 5, 2009
Blog

Prisoners against the Stimulus
… supporters claim? The answer is that policymakers misallocate investment. They always have, and they always will, because governments are nonmarket institutions. That’s why the hope for a more rational infrastructure policy comes from privatizing highways, airports, and other facilities.
By Chris Edwards
January 5, 2009
Blog

Spendaholic Governors Want $1 Trillion from Feds to Replenish Political Liquor Cabinet
By Daniel J. Mitchell
January 5, 2009
The Wall Street Journal

Argentina Is Short of Cash — Literally
By George Selgin
January 5, 2009
Cato Daily Podcast

Don’t Bail Out States
Featuring Chris Edwards and Caleb O. Brown
January 3, 2009
San Jose Mercury News

The Right Way to Bail out California
… in debt. When the United States offers foreign aid, the grants and loans are often tied to monetary and fiscal policy reforms. Of course, long‐term enforcement of these policy changes is difficult, which is part of the reason why …
By Michael J. New
January 2, 2009
Forbes

Investors Swoop in after Mumbai Attacks
By Swaminathan S. Anklesaria Aiyar
January 1, 2009
Cato.org

Statement on the Death of Helen Suzman
By Tony Leon
January 1, 2009
Tax and Budget Bulletin

No. 52
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The Troubling Return of Keynesianism
… policy, not a failure of private markets, as Keynes had claimed. Even if a government stimulus were a good idea, policymakers probably wouldn’t implement it the way Keynesian theory would suggest. To fix a downturn, policymakers would need to …
By Ike Brannon and Chris Edwards
December 31, 2008
Washington Times

Avoidable Disasters
… rule in 2000 because of the anticipated Y2K problem, which turned out not to be a problem — but this Fed policy deviation largely caused the 2000-01 recession. From the Fed’s establishment in 1913, its monetary policy has been …
By Richard W. Rahn
December 30, 2008
Blog

TARP
By Chris Edwards
December 30, 2008
Blog

The Bluegrass Porker
By Tad DeHaven

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Madoff for Social Security Commissioner

Cato Unbound on Controlling Terror

Chris Edwards discusses stimulus on C-SPAN.

Risks and Realities of Terrorism

Prisoners against the Stimulus

Spendaholic Governors Want $1 Trillion from Feds to Replenish Political Liquor Cabinet

Argentina Is Short of Cash — Literally

Don’t Bail Out States

The Right Way to Bail out California

Investors Swoop in after Mumbai Attacks

Statement on the Death of Helen Suzman

The Troubling Return of Keynesianism

Avoidable Disasters

TARP

The Bluegrass Porker