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October 30, 2006
Blog

Federal Robbers
By Chris Edwards
October 30, 2006
Blog

Government Doing Too Much
By Jim Harper
October 30, 2006
Blog

No End in Sight
By Christopher A. Preble
October 30, 2006
Cato Daily Podcast

The Proliferation of Federal Subsidy Programs
Featuring Chris Edwards
October 29, 2006
Washington Times

Gas Tax Trial Balloon
By Alan Reynolds
October 27, 2006
Blog

Going off the Rails on a Crazy Train
By Brandon Arnold
October 27, 2006
Blog

Fake Boarding Pass Generator Underscores ID Woes
By Jim Harper
October 27, 2006
Cato Daily Podcast

Freedom, Commerce and Peace in Georgia
Featuring Tom G. Palmer
October 26, 2006
Blog

Growing Well
… optional. Many critics of economic growth interpret this finding to imply that continued economic growth should no longer be a policy goal in developed countries. They argue that if money buys happiness, it is relative, not absolute, income that matters …
By Will Wilkinson
October 26, 2006
Blog

Be Careful What You Wish For…
A couple of people over recent days have asked my opinion on the prospects for reform of agriculture policy should Democrats take over the House and/or the Senate. My usual reply is to lament the depressingly bipartisan nature of …
By Sallie James
October 26, 2006
Cato Daily Podcast

The Politics of Status Competition
Featuring Will Wilkinson
October 25, 2006
Blog

The End of Fidel Castro?
By David Boaz
October 25, 2006
SFGate.com

What to Do Before Tehran Gets the Bomb
… to counter Tehran’s new capability in kind, and Washington would clearly like to avoid that outcome. Alas, U.S. policymakers have no silver bullet. They have only a choice among problematic options. Some choices, though, are clearly better than …
By Ted Galen Carpenter
October 25, 2006
New York Post

Pataki: The Fall of a ‘Rising Star’
By Stephen Slivinski
October 25, 2006
Financial Times

Better Way to Handle Asian Currencies
… 1989. The countries that suffered the most from the Asian financial crisis that followed were those that had mistaken monetary policy. As John Greenwood, chief economist for Invesco Asia, observed: “The general lesson is that to control money and credit …
By James A. Dorn