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February 21, 2007
Blog

Habeas and GITMO
There was an important habeas ruling from the D.C. Court of Appeals yesterday. The Bush administration likes to deflect questions about its policies with rhetoric like “terrorists shouldn’t be clogging our courts with complaints about bad food at …
By Tim Lynch
October 4, 2006
Blog

Dust in the Wind
For those of you still under the impression that federal environmental regulators are sober‐minded professionals who cooly and reasonably guide regulatory policy in the public interest with both emotional detatchment and common sense, I offer you this story, which …
By Jerry Taylor
September 3, 2006
Blog

Much Ado about Crisis of Abundance
The American Prospect’s Ezra Klein and Berkeley’s Brad DeLong have each weighed in on Cato’s book forum for Arnold Kling’s new health policy book, Crisis of Abundance (Cato Institute, 2006). Kling notes that we had invited …
By Michael F. Cannon
February 11, 2004
National Review (Online)

Elimination Lost: What happened to abolishing the Department of Education?
Massive political realignments are often underreported because political insiders have no incentive to discuss them. When one political party co‐opts a policy supported by the other, the outmaneuvered party can’t acknowledge that its opponents are doing what it …
By Veronique de Rugy and Marie Gryphon
September 24, 2003
Testimony

A Medicare Prescription Drug Safety Net: Creating A Targeted Benefit for Low-Income Seniors
Good afternoon, Mr. Chairman and Members of the Subcommittee. Thank you for inviting me to testify today. I am director of health policy studies at the Cato Institute. Current proposals to create a Medicare prescription drug benefit do too little …
By Tom Miller
June 22, 2002
Cato.org

Are Education Tax Credits on the Way?
School choice is an issue that continues to gain momentum. Ten years ago, the idea was advocated by a small cadre of policy wonks and economists. Since then, advocacy groups have formed all over the county. Today, at least 10 …
By David F. Salisbury
January 28, 2002
TechKnowledge

No. 32
Forced Access Follies Continue: The Case of Special Access Services
Romper Room economics are alive and well in the U.S. telecommunications industry. The “let’s share everything” regulatory philosophy that has driven public policymaking in this sector since the passage of the Telecommunications Act of 1996 continues to menace …
By Adam D. Thierer
April 1, 2001
Cato’s Letters

No. 14
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On the Constitution of a Compound Republic
By William A. Niskanen
June 10, 2000
Cato.org

The Great Social Security Debate of 2000
By Edward H. Crane
April 13, 2000
Forbes

Abolish the IMF
By Steve H. Hanke
July 20, 1998
Social Security Choice Paper

No. 12
The Benefits of Social Security Privatization for Women
By Ekaterina Shirley and Peter Spiegler
Spring/Summer 1992
Cato Journal

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Money Targeting and Interest-Rate Targeting in an Uncertain World
By Eduard J. Bomboff
Spring/Summer 1990
Cato Journal

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The Precarious Nature of Sovereign Lending: Implications for the Brady Plan
By Melanie S. Tammen
Summer 1987
Regulation

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The Drinking Age and Traffic Safety
By Peter Asch and David Levy
Sept/Oct 1979
Regulation

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Synthetic Fuels: Should the Government Subsidize Nonconventional Energy Supplies?
By Paul L. Joskow and Robert S. Pindyck

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Habeas and GITMO

Dust in the Wind

Much Ado about Crisis of Abundance

Elimination Lost: What happened to abolishing the Department of Education?

A Medicare Prescription Drug Safety Net: Creating A Targeted Benefit for Low-Income Seniors

Are Education Tax Credits on the Way?

Forced Access Follies Continue: The Case of Special Access Services

On the Constitution of a Compound Republic

The Great Social Security Debate of 2000

Abolish the IMF

The Benefits of Social Security Privatization for Women

Money Targeting and Interest-Rate Targeting in an Uncertain World

The Precarious Nature of Sovereign Lending: Implications for the Brady Plan

The Drinking Age and Traffic Safety

Synthetic Fuels: Should the Government Subsidize Nonconventional Energy Supplies?