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March 2, 1998
Cato.org

Republicans Are Forgetting the Middle Class
By Stephen Moore
February 25, 1998
Cato.org

Getting Out of the Box
… states. They may be shortsighted in urging caution, but Washington will pay a heavy diplomatic price for its more aggressive policy. More significantly, most of America’s supposed allies in the Mideast oppose military action. The sight of Washington begging …
By Doug Bandow
February 23, 1998
Cato.org

A Chance to Rethink Sanctions
Chaos may be too kind a word to describe our trade sanctions policy. The Clinton administration recently appointed Stuart Eizenstat, the current undersecretary of state for economic affairs, head of a new task force designed to make sense of our …
By Aaron Lukas
February 20, 1998
Cato.org

Please, Not Another Payroll Tax Hike
By Timothy J. Penny
February 17, 1998
Cato.org

The High-Handed High Representative
… But U.S. taxpayers have already spent $8 billion on reconstruction efforts. Perhaps it is time for Americans to seriously question whether a five‐year commitment to Westendorp’s arrogant experiment in nation building is a wise foreign policy decision.
By Gary Dempsey
February 11, 1998
Foreign Policy Briefing

No. 46
Nato Expansion Flashpoint No. 3: Kaliningrad
… the near future. The probable Russian response would be greater reliance on nuclear weapons (including adoption of a first‐use policy) and renunciation of the Founding Act on Mutual Relations, Cooperation and Security between NATO and the Russian Federation. Expansion …
By Stanley Kober
February 9, 1998
Cato.org

No One Benefits from U.S. Presence in Japan
By Doug Bandow
February 6, 1998
Cato.org

Rebuilding Socialism in Bosnia?
By Gary Dempsey
February 5, 1998
Journal of Commerce

Europe’s Retirement Blues
… greatly expanded its trade relations with Latin America. Now it’s time for Europe to import a Latin American social policy idea, pension privatization, that offers the only opportunity for European workers to enjoy a decent retirement. In fact, the …
By L. Jacobo Rodríguez
February 4, 1998
Testimony

Tax Cuts in 1998
By Stephen Moore
February 4, 1998
Investor’s Business Daily

Clinton’s Budget: Return To Spender
By Stephen Moore
February 3, 1998
Cato.org

The Costs of NATO Expansion: What Are the Administration and NATO Hiding?
By Ivan Eland
January 30, 1998
Cato.org

Mexico Opts for “So-So” Monetary Independence
By Roberto Salinas-León
January 28, 1998
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Making Better Use of the Budget Surplus
By Edward H. Crane
January 23, 1998
Cato.org

Are Trade Deficits Really Bad News?
By Daniel Griswold

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Republicans Are Forgetting the Middle Class

Getting Out of the Box

A Chance to Rethink Sanctions

Please, Not Another Payroll Tax Hike

The High-Handed High Representative

Nato Expansion Flashpoint No. 3: Kaliningrad

No One Benefits from U.S. Presence in Japan

Rebuilding Socialism in Bosnia?

Europe’s Retirement Blues

Tax Cuts in 1998

Clinton’s Budget: Return To Spender

The Costs of NATO Expansion: What Are the Administration and NATO Hiding?

Mexico Opts for “So-So” Monetary Independence

Making Better Use of the Budget Surplus

Are Trade Deficits Really Bad News?