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October 21, 1997
Cato.org

Cut Taxes and the National Debt
… new highway. If that happens, America will have won another war but lost another peace. Losing the PeaceU.S. Budget Policy During Times of War and Peace (In billions of dollars) Spending Tax Receipts Deficit (Surplus) World War I 1919 …
By Stephen Moore
October 17, 1997
Cato.org

Considering a National Sales Tax
By Dean Stansel
October 16, 1997
Cato.org

Pacific Fraud: The New U.S.-Japan Defense Guidelines
… have attracted ferocious opposition. The changes are “really nothing” admits former ambassador Hisahiko Okazaki, one of Japan’s leading foreign policy thinkers, yet he warns that “there will be a tremendous fight” to win the Diet’s approval of even …
By Ted Galen Carpenter
October 14, 1997
Cato.org

Protectionism with a Green Face and a Union Bug
… different stages of development and with differing social preferences should be forced to “harmonize” their environmental and labor standards. Most policy makers understand that competition in the market place is a good thing. It breaks down monopolies and encourages efficiency …
By Daniel Griswold
October 14, 1997
Briefing Paper

No. 32
Anti-dumping Laws Trash Supercomputer Competition
By Christopher M. Dumler
October 10, 1997
Los Angeles Times

Asia’s Struggles Shouldn’t Shift U.S. Focus
In recent years it has become fashionable in foreign policy circles to discern the end of the Eurocentric focus of America’s external interests. Prominent scholars and analysts have heralded the rise of the Asia‐Pacific region to the top …
By Jonathan Clarke
October 7, 1997
Cato.org

Do We Really Need a Surgeon General?
By Michael D. Tanner
October 3, 1997
Cato.org

Christian Groups Should Be Wary of Economic Sanctions
By Daniel Griswold
October 2, 1997
Investor’s Business Daily

Ethanol Keeps ADM Drunk On Tax Dollars
By Doug Bandow
September 29, 1997
Cato.org

Where’s My Tax Cut?
By Dean Stansel
September 22, 1997
Cato.org

Why Is Bill Clinton Cultivating Envy?
By Stephen Moore
September 21, 1997
Cato.org

Food Fight? Actually, Regulation is the Problem
By Jerry Taylor
September 16, 1997
Foreign Policy Briefing

No. 44
Nato Expansion Flashpoint No. 1: The Border between Poland and Belarus
By Ted Galen Carpenter and Andrew Stone
August 28, 1997
Copley News Service

Special Interest Delivery System
By Doug Bandow
August 25, 1997
Cato.org

Why We Don’t Need the Export-Import Bank
By Ian Vásquez

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Cut Taxes and the National Debt

Considering a National Sales Tax

Pacific Fraud: The New U.S.-Japan Defense Guidelines

Protectionism with a Green Face and a Union Bug

Anti-dumping Laws Trash Supercomputer Competition

Asia’s Struggles Shouldn’t Shift U.S. Focus

Do We Really Need a Surgeon General?

Christian Groups Should Be Wary of Economic Sanctions

Ethanol Keeps ADM Drunk On Tax Dollars

Where’s My Tax Cut?

Why Is Bill Clinton Cultivating Envy?

Food Fight? Actually, Regulation is the Problem

Nato Expansion Flashpoint No. 1: The Border between Poland and Belarus

Special Interest Delivery System

Why We Don’t Need the Export-Import Bank