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December 13, 2006
Blog

Pork and Elections
By Brandon Arnold
December 12, 2006
Blog

WTO Membership Promotes a More Open China
By Daniel Griswold
December 12, 2006
National Review (Online)

Toasting China
… policy. The second case was brought earlier this year by the United States, Europe, and Canada, and concerns a Chinese policy that seemingly dissuades auto producers from using imported auto parts. That case is before a WTO dispute panel, which …
By Daniel J. Ikenson
December 11, 2006
Blog

“Data Mining Doesn’t Catch Terrorists”
By Jim Harper
December 11, 2006
Forbes

Oversteering
… Austrians was their extreme skepticism about the exclusive reliance on one magic index—the price level—to guide central bank policy. Indeed, Hayek stressed that changes in general price indexes don’t contain much useful information. He demonstrated that it …
By Steve H. Hanke
December 11, 2006
Cato Daily Podcast

Electing Chavez
Featuring Moises Naim
December 10, 2006
Chicago Sun-Times

Went to War? Good President! Kept the Peace? Not so Hot
… about the preference of scholars for crusading presidents with contempt for constitutional limits. Last year, in a piece for Foreign Policy, University of Chicago law professor Eric Posner examined the WSJ/Federalist survey and concluded that it demonstrated that “Imperial …
By Gene Healy
December 8, 2006
Blog

More Trade, More Jobs, Higher Wages
By Daniel Griswold
December 8, 2006
Albuquerque Journal

Medicaid a Low-Wage Trap
By Michael F. Cannon
December 7, 2006
Blog

If Growing Inequality Is a “Serious Problem,” Please Explain Why
… 6 at a Library of Congress discussion in Washington. Shiller developed the proposal with Len Burman, director of the Tax Policy Center, and the two are planning to write a book on the idea. “We need a standard or principle …
By Will Wilkinson
December 7, 2006
Blog

‘New Lipstick on a Very Old Pig’
By Justin Logan
December 7, 2006
St. Louis Post-Dispatch (Online)

Data Mining Can’t Improve Our Security
By Jim Harper
December 7, 2006
Cato Daily Podcast

Dissecting the Baker-Hamilton Report
Featuring Christopher A. Preble
December 6, 2006
Blog

Lou Dobbs Watch
… of the U.S. Business and Industry Council, an organization of generally declining, protectionists industries; Robert Scott of the Economic Policy Institute, a labor‐union backed research group; and Bob Baugh of the AFL-CIO, the largest union umbrella organization …
By Daniel Griswold
December 6, 2006
Cato.org

The Nation Needs More than a Minor Course Correction on Iraq
By Christopher A. Preble

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Pork and Elections

WTO Membership Promotes a More Open China

Toasting China

“Data Mining Doesn’t Catch Terrorists”

Oversteering

Electing Chavez

Went to War? Good President! Kept the Peace? Not so Hot

More Trade, More Jobs, Higher Wages

Medicaid a Low-Wage Trap

If Growing Inequality Is a “Serious Problem,” Please Explain Why

‘New Lipstick on a Very Old Pig’

Data Mining Can’t Improve Our Security

Dissecting the Baker-Hamilton Report

Lou Dobbs Watch

The Nation Needs More than a Minor Course Correction on Iraq