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December 11, 2008
Cato Daily Podcast

Endgame in Zimbabwe?
Featuring Marian L. Tupy and Caleb O. Brown
December 10, 2008
Blog

The Auto Bailout vs. Free Speech
By David Boaz
December 10, 2008
Blog

More Like $355 Million Per Plane, but Who’s Counting?
By Christopher A. Preble
December 10, 2008
South China Morning Post

China Must Be Central to US Global Agenda
The major criticism that East Asian officials would make of the outgoing Bush administration’s foreign policy would be Washington’s focus on the geostrategic problems in the broader Middle East in the past eight years, and the resulting sidelining …
By Leon T. Hadar
December 10, 2008
Cato Daily Podcast

Advice to Obama: Financial Markets
Featuring Steve H. Hanke and Caleb O. Brown
December 9, 2008
Blog

The Pope Launches Ill-Informed Attack Against Low-Tax Jurisdictions
… effective closure of secretive tax havens as a ‘necessary first step’ to restore the global economy to health. In a policy paper from the Holy See, Pope Benedict pins the blame for the international financial crisis largely on ‘offshore centres …
By Daniel J. Mitchell
December 9, 2008
National Review (Online)

Jumping off the Government Bridge
… federal and state infrastructure makes sense for many reasons. First, privatization would reduce the responsibilities of the government so that policymakers could better focus on their core responsibilities, such as national security. Second, there is vast foreign privatization experience that …
By Chris Edwards and Peter Van Doren
December 9, 2008
National Review (Online)

Will the U.N. Chill Out on Climate Change?
By Patrick J. Michaels
December 9, 2008
Cato Daily Podcast

The Fed’s $1.7-Trillion Bailout
Featuring Lawrence H. White and Caleb O. Brown
December 8, 2008
Cato.org

What Automakers Could Learn from Public Schools
By Andrew J. Coulson
December 7, 2008
Blog

Obama’s Vast New Deal
… in its front‐page news story: Mr. Obama’s plan, if enacted, would be in part a government‐directed industrial policy, with lawmakers and administration officials picking winners and losers among private projects and raining large amounts of taxpayer money …
By David Boaz
December 7, 2008
Times of India

Dangers of Bushspeak
By Swaminathan S. Anklesaria Aiyar
December 7, 2008
Baltimore Examiner

The Attack on Free Markets
… regulation. Even the head of the world’s freest economy, Hong Kong Chief Executive Donald Tsang, said in his annual policy address, “When the market fails, the government should be prepared to intervene in a timely and decisive manner.” When …
By James A. Dorn
December 7, 2008
Free Trade Bulletin

No. 35
Crisis Averted? How Government Actions Keep Food Prices High
By Sallie James
December 6, 2008
The Wall Street Journal

A Property Tax Cut Could Help Save Buffalo
By Steve H. Hanke and Stephen J. K. Walters

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Endgame in Zimbabwe?

The Auto Bailout vs. Free Speech

More Like $355 Million Per Plane, but Who’s Counting?

China Must Be Central to US Global Agenda

Advice to Obama: Financial Markets

The Pope Launches Ill-Informed Attack Against Low-Tax Jurisdictions

Jumping off the Government Bridge

Will the U.N. Chill Out on Climate Change?

The Fed’s $1.7-Trillion Bailout

What Automakers Could Learn from Public Schools

Obama’s Vast New Deal

Dangers of Bushspeak

The Attack on Free Markets

Crisis Averted? How Government Actions Keep Food Prices High

A Property Tax Cut Could Help Save Buffalo