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Sept/Oct 1983
Regulation

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ERISA, Thidwick, and the “Gotcha” Problem
ERISA, Thidwick, and the “Gotcha” Problem One of the notions often included in “industrial policy” is that social programs are best provid- ed through the work place instead of through free-standing government programs. For ex- ample, the government might …
September 26, 2019
Book Forum

The Condemnation of Blackness: Race, Crime, and the Making of Modern Urban America
Media Name: condemnation-of-blackness-cover-2.jpg Data are the lifeblood of public policy analysis. In criminal justice policy, crime data can be used to determine whether crime victimization is trending up or down in a given area or …
September 18, 2012
Special Event

Release of the 2012 Economic Freedom of the World Report
featuring co-author Robert Lawson, Fullinwider Chair in Economic Freedom, Southern Methodist University; co-author James Gwartney, director, Stavros Center for the Advancement of Free Enterprise and Economic Education, Florida State University; and Ian Vasquez, director, Center for Global Liberty and Prosperity, Cato Institute.
October 25, 2006
Conference

Freedom, Commerce and Peace: A Regional Agenda
The Cato Institute, the New Economic School of Georgia, the Atlas Economic Research Foundation, the Heritage Foundation, the Friedrich Naumann Foundation, the Center for International Private Enterprise, the John Templeton Foundation, and the Donald and Paula Smith Family Foundation are organizing a major international conference in October 2006 in Tbilisi, Georgia.
April 18, 2006
Press Conference

The Death of the G8
Featuring Andrei Illarionov, Former economic adviser to the Russian President.
Topics

Foreign Aid
March 17, 2025
Public Comments

Comment on the Development of an Artificial Intelligence (AI) Action Plan
To avoid industry-limiting cost increases and supply constraints, the administration is strongly encouraged to rethink the current tariff strategy.
By Matt Mittelsteadt
Authors

Jim Harper
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Daniel J. Mitchell
September 4, 2024
Blog

California Corruption and Zoning Reform
Allowing local governments to convert the current in-kind, opaque, underground market for zoning change into an explicit legal exchange of cash for density would facilitate development and eliminate corruption.
By Peter Van Doren
June 26, 2024
Blog

New Cato Research Shows That Illegal Immigrants Are Less Likely to Be Convicted of Murder in Texas
The findings imply that more immigration enforcement will not bring down crime rates.
By Alex Nowrasteh
April 3, 2024
The Dispatch

California’s New ‘Fast Food’ Wage Law Will Probably End Badly. We Just Don’t Know How.
Recent calamities in Seattle, Minneapolis, and D.C. provide some clues.
By Scott Lincicome
Winter 2023-2024
Regulation

Book Review: Poverty, by America
By John F. Early
November 3, 2023
Legal Briefs

Ratzloff v. United States
In our brief, we explain why the Supreme Court urgently needs to provide clarity on how Seminole Rock/Auer deference applies in the context of sentencing after Kisor explained its limitations.
By Anastasia P. Boden, Joshua A. Katz, and Christopher Barnewolt
September 8, 2022
Blog

Drug Paraphernalia Kiosks in Kentucky Should Help Reduce the Harms of Drug Prohibition
This not-so-new idea may finally be catching on in the U.S.
By Jeffrey A. Singer