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March 18, 2014
Working Paper

No. 18
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The Paths to Mortgage Finance Reform and Their Budgetary Implications
The Paths to Mortgage Finance Reform and Their Budgetary Implications By Ike Brannon Senior Fellow at the George W. Bush Institute President of Capital Policy Analytics Mark A. Calabria Director of Financial Studies, Cato Institute March 18, 2014 The Cato …
By Ike Brannon and Mark A. Calabria
March 12, 2013
Film Premiere

Code of the West
Media Name: codeofthewest.jpg Although it is a federal crime to possess marijuana in nearly all circumstances, a number of states are adopting different policies. Today 18 states and Washington, DC have legalized medical marijuana use for people suffering from …
May 30, 2006
Events

Health Care University
Tuesday, May 30 The Basic Economics of Health Care and Insurance Markets Featuring Peter Van Doren, Senior Fellow, Cato Institute, Former professor of public policy at Princeton, Yale, and UNC–Chapel Hill Public debate about health care is often very …
Featuring Peter Van Doren, Michael D. Tanner, and Michael F. Cannon
May 1, 2025
Testimony

Written Testimony on Texas Senate Bill 3055
Dear Chairman Hughes, Vice-Chairman Paxton, and distinguished members of the committee:My name is Jeffrey A. Singer. I am a Senior Fellow in Health Policy Studies at the Cato Institute. I am also a medical doctor specializing in general …
By Jeffrey A. Singer
Authors

Evan Bolick
Evan Bolick is the general counsel for the Cato Institute. He is responsible for overseeing all internal legal matters concerning the Cato Institute and developing policies and procedures to facilitate Cato’s growth. Prior to joining Cato, Bolick was the …
Authors

Ned Mamula
Ned Mamula is a senior geoscientist and geologist with over 30 years of experience in the fields of energy and mineral exploration, production, and resource policy on federal lands. He has significant experience in government, industry, and academia with oil …
Authors

Thomas A. Firey
Thomas A. Firey is a senior fellow and managing editor of the Cato Institute’s magazine Regulation. He also is senior fellow for the Maryland Public Policy Institute. Firey has published op‐eds in the New York Times, the Washington …
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Thomas L. Hogan
July 16, 2024
Blog

Man’s 21st Century Best Friend: AI Tools Will Empower Expression if We Keep the Government Away
By David Inserra
May 10, 2024
Cointelegraph

‘Open-Source’ CBDCs Aren’t Going to Protect You from Government
For those familiar with cryptocurrency, the concept of using open-source code needs no introduction.
By Nicholas Anthony
January 10, 2024
The Dispatch

Some of My Big 2024 Questions
Will we avoid a recession? Will China’s recovery continue to fizzle? Is this the year for AI? And more.
By Scott Lincicome
March 12, 2024
Book Forum

Freedoms Delayed: Political Legacies of Islamic Law in the Middle East
Join a panel of experts on March 12th at noon for a discussion on the civil, political, and economic liberties in the Middle East.
November 6, 2023
Testimony

Public Comment Regarding Negotiated Rulemaking: Student Loan Debt Relief
People who attend college are poised to be major economic winners.
By Neal McCluskey
June 1, 2023
Blog

Nearly a Third of Gen Z Favors the Government Installing Surveillance Cameras in Homes
Nearly a third of Gen-Z favors the government installing surveillance cameras in people’s homes. If these trends continue the United States may confront a very different privacy lanscape in the future.
By Emily Ekins and Jordan Gygi
November 11, 2022
Blog

Did Something Happen in Crypto This Week?
The fate of FTX underscores the need for careful line drawing between what FTX is—a centralized crypto exchange, or a financial intermediary—and decentralized crypto exchanges that remove the need for such intermediaries.
By Jack Solowey