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August 28, 2015
Blog

Rules of Origin for Autos in the TPP
Canada and Mexico’s preferences under NAFTA are pushing them to oppose a potentially good outcome in the TPP negotiations.
By K. William Watson
August 28, 2015
Blog

Should NSA Be Immune from Constitutional Scrutiny?
Even when we know about a mass surveillance program, as in the case of NSA’s bulk telephony program, stringent standing rules raise an impossibly high barrier to legal challenges.
By Julian Sanchez
August 28, 2015
Blog

With “Friends” Like Saudi Arabia, the United States Doesn’t Need Enemies
… world once the war in Afghanistan ended. Saudi Arabia’s support for extremists in Afghanistan was consistent with its overall policy. For decades, the Saudi government has funded the outreach program of the Wahhabi clergy and its fanatical message of …
By Ted Galen Carpenter
August 28, 2015
Blog

Time To Remove U.S. Sanctions On Sudan
Sanctions have become a tool of choice for Washington, yet severing commercial relations rarely has promoted America’s ends.
By Doug Bandow
August 27, 2015
Blog

Solyndra: A Case Study in Green Energy, Cronyism, and the Failure of Central Planning
If you want government to guide the economy, to pick winners, to override market investments, then crony capitalism and excessive lobbying is what you want.
By David Boaz
August 27, 2015
Blog

TSA’s Classified “Risk-Reduction Analysis”
… sent TSA a request for mandatory declassification review relating to a study that it says supports its strip-search machine policy. The TSA is keeping its study secret. In its woefully inadequate (and still unfinished) policy proposal on strip-search …
By Jim Harper
August 27, 2015
Blog

Fed Officials Endorse Monetary Commission!
Is it time to break out the Dom Pérignon, or have I just been daydreaming?
By George Selgin
August 26, 2015
Globe Asia

Instability in China
… of Washington. This is unfortunate. A reduction of the trade deficit should not even be a primary objective of federal policy. Never mind. Washington seems to thrive on counter-productive trade and currency wars that damage both the U.S …
By Steve H. Hanke
August 26, 2015
Blog

American Christians Should Stop Hurting Sudanese Christians With Sanctions
… the sanctions hurt believers already living and worshipping in difficult circumstances. Fassha said, “We love America. We need America to help Sudan.” The world has changed since sanctions were first imposed. Washington’s policy toward Sudan should change as well.
By Doug Bandow
August 26, 2015
New York Post (Online)

New York Welfare: More Generous than Sweden or France
If welfare pays better than work, people on welfare will be less likely to work.
By Michael D. Tanner
August 26, 2015
National Review (Online)

The Stock Market and the Limits of Class Warfare
… clear implication that they were finally getting what they deserved. Schadenfreude may be sweet, but it is hardly sound public policy. Punishing the rich doesn’t help the poor or middle‐class. In fact, the market downturn exposes the fallacy …
By Michael D. Tanner
August 26, 2015
Huffington Post

India’s Lost Opportunity for Reform: Narendra Modi Falters
While growth has picked up in India, that improvement is not sustainable absent far more fundamental and comprehensive reform.
By Doug Bandow
August 26, 2015
Research Briefs in Economic Policy

No. 33
Cross-Border Acquisitions and Labor Regulations
By Ross Levine, Chen Lin, and Beibei Shen
August 26, 2015
Asbury Park Press

In N.J., It Pays to Be Poor
By Michael D. Tanner
August 25, 2015
Blog

A Very Simple Plan to Balance the Budget by 2021
Genuine spending cuts would be very desirable, of course, but we move in the right direction so long as government spending grows slower than the private sector.
By Daniel J. Mitchell

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Rules of Origin for Autos in the TPP

Should NSA Be Immune from Constitutional Scrutiny?

With “Friends” Like Saudi Arabia, the United States Doesn’t Need Enemies

Time To Remove U.S. Sanctions On Sudan

Solyndra: A Case Study in Green Energy, Cronyism, and the Failure of Central Planning

TSA’s Classified “Risk-Reduction Analysis”

Fed Officials Endorse Monetary Commission!

Instability in China

American Christians Should Stop Hurting Sudanese Christians With Sanctions

New York Welfare: More Generous than Sweden or France

The Stock Market and the Limits of Class Warfare

India’s Lost Opportunity for Reform: Narendra Modi Falters

Cross-Border Acquisitions and Labor Regulations

In N.J., It Pays to Be Poor

A Very Simple Plan to Balance the Budget by 2021