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March 31, 2008
Blog

Myth Dodger
Every Sunday, the Washington Post lets someone bust five myths about some public‐policy matter. Most recently, the buster—or shall I say dodger—was Chester E. Finn Jr., President of the Thomas B. Fordham Foundation, who addressed five contentious …
By Neal McCluskey
January 4, 2008
Blog

Mike Huckabee on Education
Iowa Republican caucus winner Mike Huckabee has a lot to say about education policy, much of it contradictory. Asked to point to the spot in the Constitution authorizing a federal role in education [hint: there is none] Huckabee responded “I …
By Andrew J. Coulson
September 26, 2007
Blog

Whitman on an Individual Health Insurance Mandate
Economist and blogger Glen Whitman has an excellent article in the latest Cato Policy Report on the latest fad in health policy: requiring people to purchase health insurance, a.k.a. an “individual mandate.” Hillary, Arnold, Mitt, John … the kids …
By Michael F. Cannon
January 26, 2007
Free Trade Bulletin

No. 26
Expand Visa Waiver Program to Qualified Countries
Driven by legitimate but misdirected concerns about radical Islamic terrorism, current U.S. visa policy is discouraging hundreds of thousands of peaceful and well‐meaning people from visiting the United States for business and pleasure–costing our country lost economic …
By Daniel Griswold
March 2, 2005
Los Angeles Times

A Way to End Bitter Fights Over Justices
An activist judiciary has joined the legislative and executive branches in making public policy. The influence of judges has been magnified by their relative immunity from political pressure. Although the courts sometimes follow the election returns, in many cases, such …
By Doug Bandow
Fall 2004
Regulation

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The Public Choice Revolution
By Pierre Lemieux
Fall 2004
Regulation

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A False Sense of Insecurity
By John Mueller
October 8, 2002
TechKnowledge

No. 41
EchoStar-DirecTV Merger Critics Propose Infrastructure Socialism in Outer Space
By Adam D. Thierer and Clyde Wayne Crews Jr.
March 18, 2002
Cato.org

School Choice — Then and Now
By Casey J. Lartigue Jr.
October 5, 2001
TechKnowledge

No. 22
Closing the Net Tax Debate (Part 1): The Myth of the Level Playing Field
By Aaron Lukas
June 24, 1997
Testimony

The Future of Social Security for This Generation and the Next
By Stephen Moore
October 21, 1996
Cato.org

“Federal Protection of Ecosystems - Train Wrecks In The Making”
By Allan K. Fitzsimmons
January 11, 1995
Testimony

Recissions of Previously Authorized Budget Authority
By Jerry Taylor
Winter 1991
Cato Journal

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A Solution for the Tenure Problem
By Julian L. Simon
Sept/Oct 1983
Regulation

pdf (209.93 kB)
A Longer Leash for Oxford and Cambridge?

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Myth Dodger

Mike Huckabee on Education

Whitman on an Individual Health Insurance Mandate

Expand Visa Waiver Program to Qualified Countries

A Way to End Bitter Fights Over Justices

The Public Choice Revolution

A False Sense of Insecurity

EchoStar-DirecTV Merger Critics Propose Infrastructure Socialism in Outer Space

School Choice — Then and Now

Closing the Net Tax Debate (Part 1): The Myth of the Level Playing Field

The Future of Social Security for This Generation and the Next

“Federal Protection of Ecosystems - Train Wrecks In The Making”

Recissions of Previously Authorized Budget Authority

A Solution for the Tenure Problem

A Longer Leash for Oxford and Cambridge?