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March 14, 2014
Business Standard

Democracy in Distress
… making the three mutually independent departments ‘their own appointed limits keep’ has been dysfunctional.” But whatever the basic disagreements on policy, “with the three departments blocking one another”, the need for continuing administration will force them to move together. Thus …
By Deepak Lal
March 14, 2014
Financial Times

Economic Reform in Russia’s Shadow
One can only hope that — as in Georgia a few years ago — the threat from the Kremlin will serve as a catalyst for much-needed economic reforms and institutional change in Ukraine.
By Dalibor Rohac
March 14, 2014
Blog

North Korea: Dealing with a Human Rights Scourge and Security Threat
… be an international priority doesn’t change matters. Trying to convince the isolated and militaristic regime that a more pacific policy is in its interest so far hasn’t worked. Trying to convince the same leadership that it also should …
By Doug Bandow
March 13, 2014
Blog

Raise Minimum Wage, Kill Jobs
By Steve H. Hanke
March 13, 2014
Blog

Will Republicans Make a Principled Stand Against Ex-Im Reauthorization in 2014?
… 14/11) https://www.cato.org/blog/more-ex-im-bank (8/30/11) https://www.cato.org/publications/trade-policy-analysis/time-x-out-exim-bank (7/6/11) http://www.downsizinggovernment.org/boeings-government-bank (11/9/9 …
By Daniel J. Ikenson
March 13, 2014
Cato Video

The Fed’s 100th Anniversary and the Case for a Centennial Monetary Commission
Featuring Rep. Kevin Brady
March 13, 2014
The New York Times (Online)

Needs Have Been Exaggerated
… will aim for the optimum level of investment if they can earn a decent rate of return. In this regard, policymakers can help by removing tax and regulatory barriers that companies such as Con Ed face in pursuing their upgrades …
By Chris Edwards
March 13, 2014
Blog

Trade Negotiations Can Be Painful to Watch
By Simon Lester
March 12, 2014
National Interest (Online)

Ukraine Should Have Kept Its Nukes
U.S. policymakers are scrambling to craft a coherent response to Russia’s invasion and occupation of Ukraine’s Crimea region. There is an undercurrent of worry that the Crimea intervention may be just the first move in a campaign …
By Ted Galen Carpenter
March 12, 2014
Cato.org

An Obama Tax That Can Silently Take Your Life Away
… in the New York Post by Henry I. Miller, a physician and Robert Wesson fellow in scientific philosophy and public policy at Stanford’s Hoover Institution. Miller wrote about “how an obscure tax that helps pay for the program is …
By Nat Hentoff
March 11, 2014
Blog

The FBI versus the Citizens
By Gene Healy
March 11, 2014
Blog

Washington’s Inflated Sense of Security Leadership
By Ted Galen Carpenter
March 11, 2014
Cato Daily Podcast

Putting the IRS in Charge of Speech
Featuring David Keating and Caleb O. Brown
March 11, 2014
Blog

American Society as Chessboard
By Chris Edwards
March 11, 2014
Blog

Europeans See Ukraine and Fear Russia? Time for Them to Take over Europe’s Defense
By Doug Bandow

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Democracy in Distress

Economic Reform in Russia’s Shadow

North Korea: Dealing with a Human Rights Scourge and Security Threat

Raise Minimum Wage, Kill Jobs

Will Republicans Make a Principled Stand Against Ex-Im Reauthorization in 2014?

The Fed’s 100th Anniversary and the Case for a Centennial Monetary Commission

Needs Have Been Exaggerated

Trade Negotiations Can Be Painful to Watch

Ukraine Should Have Kept Its Nukes

An Obama Tax That Can Silently Take Your Life Away

The FBI versus the Citizens

Washington’s Inflated Sense of Security Leadership

Putting the IRS in Charge of Speech

American Society as Chessboard

Europeans See Ukraine and Fear Russia? Time for Them to Take over Europe’s Defense