Search

60,180 results found

Sort By:

Best Match | Newest

November 1, 2000
Ideas on Liberty

The Return to a Global Economy
… the move to world capitalism. 14 Yet countries have unilaterally undertaken economic restructuring, trade and capital account liberalization, and other policy reforms as past policies failed. That is even so of countries that have entered into multilateral free‐trade agreements …
By Ian Vásquez
October 31, 2000
Foreign Policy Briefing

No. 63
The Great Game, Round 2: Washington’s Misguided Support for the Baku-Ceyhan Oil Pipeline
One of the top foreign policy priorities of the Clinton administration during the last few years has been strong support for building a pipeline to transport oil from Baku, Azerbaijan, to the Turkish port of Ceyhan. The administration has argued …
By Stanley Kober
October 28, 2000
Cato.org

The Interventionist Follies
… has become the chief weapon of weak states and movements to strike at the globe’s sole superpower. Yet Washington policy‐makers are inevitably shocked that someone wishes us ill. Simply threatening the attackers doesn’t go nearly far enough …
By Doug Bandow
October 26, 2000
Cato.org

Al Gore, Gov. Glendening, And Lord Bolingbroke
By David Boaz
October 23, 2000
American Metal Market

The Perpetual Steel “Crisis”
By Brink Lindsey
October 19, 2000
The Wall Street Journal

Vicente Fox Is Getting Bad Economic Advice
… rhetoric of “it cannot be done” until later, and only if everything else remains equal, is a prescription for economic policy failure. Mr. Derbez shares the conventional wisdom that Mexico is growing too fast and that internal demand must be …
By Roberto Salinas-León
October 19, 2000
Economist

Is the Fed Obsolete?
By Bob Gelfond
October 18, 2000
National Review (Online)

That Evil One Percent
By Stephen Moore
October 13, 2000
National Review (Online)

Who Toppled Milosevic?
By Gary Dempsey
October 12, 2000
Cato.org

U.S. Should Stay Out of Arab-Israeli Conflict
By Leon T. Hadar
October 5, 2000
Knight-Ridder

FAIR Ads Unfairly Blame Immigrants for Urban Sprawl, Traffic Jams
By Daniel Griswold
September 2000
The International Economy

pdf (742.35 kB)
Money Reform
By Steve H. Hanke
September 25, 2000
National Review (Online)

Fire the World Bank: Those Protesters Were Right
By Stephen Moore
September 23, 2000
Cato.org

Yugoslavia’s Moment of Truth
By Gary Dempsey
September 21, 2000
Japan Times

State-Owned Enterprises Continue to Hinder Chinese Growth
By James A. Dorn

Cato Annual Report

Featured Event

Your Body, Your Health Care

Free Society

Spring 2025

The Return to a Global Economy

The Great Game, Round 2: Washington’s Misguided Support for the Baku-Ceyhan Oil Pipeline

The Interventionist Follies

Al Gore, Gov. Glendening, And Lord Bolingbroke

The Perpetual Steel “Crisis”

Vicente Fox Is Getting Bad Economic Advice

Is the Fed Obsolete?

That Evil One Percent

Who Toppled Milosevic?

U.S. Should Stay Out of Arab-Israeli Conflict

FAIR Ads Unfairly Blame Immigrants for Urban Sprawl, Traffic Jams

Money Reform

Fire the World Bank: Those Protesters Were Right

Yugoslavia’s Moment of Truth

State-Owned Enterprises Continue to Hinder Chinese Growth