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October 8, 2007
Blog

Governor Spitzer Gets It Right
… to break the link between driver licensing and immigration status. He and the Department of Motor Vehicles commissioner announced the policy September 21st. De‐linking driver licensing and immigration will reduce unlicensed driving, uninsured driving, hit‐and‐run driving, insurance …
By Jim Harper
October 8, 2007
Blog

Hong Kong’s Flat Tax May Drop to 15 Percent
… least hopes — that this might open some eyes in the US and UK: Chief Executive Donald Tsang delivers the first policy speech of his new term on Wednesday and it promises to make instructive reading for lawmakers elsewhere in the …
By Daniel J. Mitchell
October 8, 2007
Cato Daily Podcast

Baby Got Bank
Featuring Chris Edwards and Caleb O. Brown
October 5, 2007
Blog

How Do Americans Really Feel about Trade?
By Daniel J. Ikenson
October 5, 2007
Blog

Romney’s Tax Plan
There are at least three approaches to tax policy a candidate may take in an election campaign: Use the tax code to offer limited giveaways that do nothing to improve the economy, but offers small benefits to the maximum number …
By Chris Edwards
October 5, 2007
Blog

Correction to Yesterday’s Post, (Lies, Damn Lies,…)
By Daniel J. Ikenson
October 5, 2007
Blog

Norway’s Banana-Republic Shipping Industry Expropriation
By Daniel J. Mitchell
October 5, 2007
Blog

High-Flying Bureaucrats Rip Off Taxpayers
By Daniel J. Mitchell
October 5, 2007
Cato Daily Podcast

Bush Finds His Veto Pen
Featuring Brandon Arnold and Caleb O. Brown
October 4, 2007
Blog

Lies, Damn Lies, Statistics, and a Media Happy to Abuse Them
By Daniel J. Ikenson
October 4, 2007
Blog

Clinton’s $5,000 Baby Giveaway
By Chris Edwards
October 4, 2007
Blog

Which Part of “Not Green Box” Does the USDA Not Understand?
By Sallie James
October 4, 2007
Blog

The Antitrust Religion
By Cato Editors
October 3, 2007
Blog

Gerecht on the Use of Force
… have come from Gerecht in recent years, even a conservative conception of such political ends would require an imperial American policy, one which would persist in fanciful objectives indefinitely, with a determination unaffected by casualties, setbacks, or other developments that …
By Justin Logan
October 3, 2007
Blog

Maryland and Michigan Committing Economic Suicide
… news from Maryland and Michigan is that these states will serve as laboratories for economic failure. In upcoming years, public policy experts will compare their economic performance to the results in states — like Rhode Island and New Mexico — that have …
By Daniel J. Mitchell

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Governor Spitzer Gets It Right

Hong Kong’s Flat Tax May Drop to 15 Percent

Baby Got Bank

How Do Americans Really Feel about Trade?

Romney’s Tax Plan

Correction to Yesterday’s Post, (Lies, Damn Lies,…)

Norway’s Banana-Republic Shipping Industry Expropriation

High-Flying Bureaucrats Rip Off Taxpayers

Bush Finds His Veto Pen

Lies, Damn Lies, Statistics, and a Media Happy to Abuse Them

Clinton’s $5,000 Baby Giveaway

Which Part of “Not Green Box” Does the USDA Not Understand?

The Antitrust Religion

Gerecht on the Use of Force

Maryland and Michigan Committing Economic Suicide