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January 23, 2014
Events

The Undercover Economist Strikes Back: How to Run — or Ruin — an Economy
… growing interest in alternative measures of economic well‐being, such as self‐reported happiness. Please join us for a discussion of what macroeconomists believe about the economy and of why those beliefs often seem to lead to bad public policy.
Featuring Tim Harford, Alexander Tabarrok, and Dalibor Rohac
April 15, 2024
Public Comments

Public Comment Re: AML/CFT and Suspicious Activity Report Filing Requirements for Investment Advisers
… advisers to report suspicious activity to FinCEN pursuant to the BSA,” among other things. The Cato Institute is a public policy research organization dedicated to the principles of individual liberty, limited government, free markets, and peace, and the Center for …
By Jennifer J. Schulp
June 14, 2023
Blog

The STRIP Act Is a Good Step in the Right Direction. But Congress Should Go Further.
… prohibit simple possession and intrastate transfer of state‐defined drug paraphernalia. As Sophia Heimowitz and I reported in our Cato policy analysis last year, drug paraphernalia laws undermine harm reduction efforts. In the late 1970s, the Drug Enforcement Administration encouraged …
By Jeffrey A. Singer
Summer 2020
Regulation

10% Less Democracy
… made the United States and many other countries slightly less democratic, we would get slightly more freedom and slightly better policies. He makes his case by examining the details of central bank policy on inflation, appointed versus elected judges, restrictions …
By David R. Henderson
November 17, 2017
Legal Briefs

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Walker v. City of Calhoun
By Ilya Shapiro and Trevor Burrus
February 3, 2016
USA Today

Rand Paul Would Have Enlarged GOP Tent
Republicans didn’t just lose a presidential candidate. They lost a chance to revive the party.
By David Boaz
December 13, 2013
Blog

Michelle Rhee’s Common Core Crud
Michelle Rhee denies the facts and ignores the evidence in her latest defense of Common Core.
By Neal McCluskey
February 4, 2013
Blog

Rearranging the Park Benches
Instead of thinking like central planners, people who care about cities need to understand that change comes from the bottom, not the top.
By Randal O’Toole
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Economic Development Reading List
December 6, 2010
Blog

To Track or Not to Track? That’s Actually Not the Question.
By Julian Sanchez
October 20, 2009
Blog

‘Is Obama Punting on Human Rights?’
By Roger Pilon
June 24, 2009
Blog

How Many Uninsured Are There?
By Michael F. Cannon
December 8, 2008
Blog

Concealed Carry in National Parks
By David Rittgers
September 3, 2008
Blog

Florida High Court Defeats Threat to its Sovereignty
By Andrew J. Coulson
May 7, 2008
American Spectator (Online)

Valeo’s Revenge
By Ilya Shapiro

Cato Annual Report

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Your Body, Your Health Care

Free Society

Spring 2025

The Undercover Economist Strikes Back: How to Run — or Ruin — an Economy

Public Comment Re: AML/CFT and Suspicious Activity Report Filing Requirements for Investment Advisers

The STRIP Act Is a Good Step in the Right Direction. But Congress Should Go Further.

10% Less Democracy

Walker v. City of Calhoun

Rand Paul Would Have Enlarged GOP Tent

Michelle Rhee’s Common Core Crud

Rearranging the Park Benches

Economic Development Reading List

To Track or Not to Track? That’s Actually Not the Question.

‘Is Obama Punting on Human Rights?’

How Many Uninsured Are There?

Concealed Carry in National Parks

Florida High Court Defeats Threat to its Sovereignty

Valeo’s Revenge