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May 28, 2024
The UnPopulist

American Federalism Can Push Back against Executive Overreach
… opportunity to live under policies they prefer. Sanctuary policies also help empower people to “vote with their feet” for the policies they prefer. People who dislike their home state’s policies on immigration, guns, or some other issue, have the …
By Ilya Somin
August 2, 2023
Forbes.com

New Anti-Crypto Movement Escalates Congress’s Assault on Privacy
Last week, while many members of the House Financial Services and Agriculture Committees were making progress toward improving U.S. cryptocurrency policy, other members of Congress escalated the long‐running attack on financial privacy. The main perpetrator in the House …
By Norbert Michel
May 21, 2023
The Messenger

Can Montana Stop the Clock on TikTok with a Ban?
Montana recently became the first state to ban TikTok, the latest action in an ongoing debate about what, if anything, policymakers should do about the popular app whose parent company, ByteDance, is based in China. The ban in Montana is …
By Jennifer Huddleston
January 11, 2023
Blog

More Labor Market Margins of Adjustment
Many people worry about the existence of labor market outcomes such as low pay, the absence of business family leave policies, or gender pay gaps. A typical response is to demand the government pass laws to ban these outcomes, or …
By Ryan Bourne
October 6, 2022
Briefing Paper

No. 141
Processing Backlogs in the U.S. Immigration System: Describing the Scale of the Problem
This brief paper summarizes the basic facts about the immigration backlogs, which comprise roughly 24 million cases across the U.S. government.
By David J. Bier
July 19, 2022
Briefing Paper

No. 139
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Market Concentration in Health Care: Government Is the Problem, Not the Solution
By Michael F. Cannon
April 29, 2021
Blog

New Cato Book Administers Dose of Evidence to Med Mal Reform Debate
In the foreword, former Senate Majority Leader Tom Daschle (D) writes, “The authors present research suggesting…the usual reforms that some health care providers seek may not be doing much to help patients or taxpayers.”
By Michael F. Cannon
February 20, 2020
Blog

Antitrust Chapter in the Economic Report of the President
The Council of Economic Advisers appears skeptical that the U.S. has a pervasive “monopoly problem.” They are right to be skeptical.
By Ryan Bourne
Crisis: Housing and Homelessness in California - Participants
May 17, 2019
Cato Daily Podcast

Neoliberalism 101
Featuring Jeremiah Johnson and Caleb O. Brown
January 11, 2019
Blog

Consequences of Mayor de Blasio’s Mandated Personal Leave
Counterintuitively, mandating employee benefits can reduce employee choices.
By Vanessa Brown Calder
May 17, 2018
Blog

Is FDA Commissioner Realizing That America’s War on Opioids Has Become a War on Patients?
An encouraging sign emerges as the FDA Commissioner indicates he is aware the war on opioids is doing real harm to patients.
By Jeffrey A. Singer
Winter 2018
Cato Journal

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What Leads to Successful School Choice Programs? A Review of the Theories and Evidence
By Corey A. DeAngelis and Heidi Holmes Erickson
September 20, 2017
Cato Daily Podcast

Freedom of Religion vs. the War on Drugs
Featuring Eric E. Sterling and Caleb O. Brown
Winter 2016
Cato Journal

pdf (69.33 kB)
Editor’s Note
By James A. Dorn