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Winter 2009
Cato Journal

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Bailout or Bankruptcy?
… First, I characterize the behavior of the U.S. economy over the past several years. Next, I consider which government polices, private actions, and outside events were responsi- ble for the crisis. Finally, I examine the bailout plan that the …
By Jeffrey Miron
November 21, 2007
OCRegister.com

Gun Prohibitionists Mostly Misfire
… handguns registered. The final problem is to make possession of all handguns and all handgun ammunition — except for the military, police, licensed security guards, licensed sporting clubs, and licensed gun collectors — totally illegal.” Today, the Brady Campaign denies that it …
By David B. Kopel
September 7, 2003
Cato.org

An Empire is Not Needed to Fight the War on Terror at Home or Abroad
… most enthusiastic of the empire‐builders. They want to double the U.S. military budget to field an army to police the entire globe. But such calls for more spending ignore that the United States was as dominant on September …
By Christopher A. Preble
Winter 1985
Cato Journal

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Introduction: Economic Liberties and the Judiciary
By James A. Dorn
November 21, 2019
National Interest (Online)

Trump Must Understand a War with Iran Would Be Hell
The entire Middle East could go up in flames.
By Doug Bandow
June 14, 2010
Blog

America’s Alliances: Frayed, but not Disappearing
By Christopher A. Preble
August 14, 2024
Blog

Big Brother’s Censorship Will Harm Those They Claim to Protect
The UK government’s response to this time of unrest has gone pear-shaped as it further expands its power at the expense of its citizens. But such Big Brother overreach is hardly unique to the UK. The United States, Britain, and all democratic societies must reject censorship as a cure for the struggles we face while punishing those who are actually violent.
By David Inserra
August 30, 2016
Blog

Prohibition and Mass Incarceration
Fixing drug policy won’t fix mass incarceration all by itself, but it’s a good start.
By Jason Kuznicki
April 30, 2015
Blog

Baltimore and the Rights of the Poor
The poor need property rights even more than the rich. Their sense of community depends on the belief that leaders and enforcers don’t see them merely as yet another home to be searched, another gun to seize, another dog to shoot, and another marijuana conviction waiting to happen.
By Jason Kuznicki
March 26, 2009
Blog

Ken Lammers on Posner and Strict Liability
By Tim Lynch
Fall 1998
Regulation

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Railroad Regulation Is Hardly Onerous
Fall 1998
Regulation

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Score One for the FDA
Fall 1998
Regulation

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Another M.D. Weighs in
Fall 1998
Regulation

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An M.D. Reacts to “Murder by Medicare”
Fall 1998
Regulation

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Bailout or Bankruptcy?

Gun Prohibitionists Mostly Misfire

An Empire is Not Needed to Fight the War on Terror at Home or Abroad

Introduction: Economic Liberties and the Judiciary

Trump Must Understand a War with Iran Would Be Hell

America’s Alliances: Frayed, but not Disappearing

Big Brother’s Censorship Will Harm Those They Claim to Protect

Prohibition and Mass Incarceration

Baltimore and the Rights of the Poor

Ken Lammers on Posner and Strict Liability

Railroad Regulation Is Hardly Onerous

Score One for the FDA

Another M.D. Weighs in

An M.D. Reacts to “Murder by Medicare”

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