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April 1, 1997
Cato.org

Clinton and Congress Fail to Eliminate Corporate Welfare
… that all taxpayers should be treated the same, and they create inefficiencies and distortions in the marketplace. Loopholes are bad policy, but they are not a form of corporate welfare. After all, tax loopholes merely allow businesses to keep more …
By Dean Stansel
March 25, 1997
The Wall Street Journal

Mercosur Hasn’t Caused Trade Diversion
… tariff rates. The spreads are not a result of new trade barriers. Mr. Yeats’s insight, if true, suggests no policy action. Increased economic liberty should be the primary goal of trade policy. If Mercosur countries create a customs union …
By Edward L. Hudgins
March 24, 1997
Cato.org

Another Budget Deal? Guard Your Wallet
… $38 Carter, 1978–81 -$143 Reagan, 1982–89 -$209 Bush, 1990–93 -$95 Clinton, 1994–97 $112 Source: Institute for Policy Innovation, Lewisville, Texas, 1996. In a recent study for the Institute for Policy Innovation, Mark Byrd and I compared …
By Stephen Moore
March 21, 1997
Investor’s Business Daily

Why Sell Out On Tax Cuts
By Doug Bandow
March 20, 1997
Testimony

Trade and the Commerce Department
… to act directly to help this industry or that sector. The public good becomes in fact simply interest‐group driven policy. This means that policies are often arbitrary and contradictory. In essence, the rule of law gradually gives way to …
By Edward L. Hudgins
March 19, 1997
Testimony

NASA and Mission to Planet Earth
… ruled out, it sought to preserve its big budgets and staffs with another big project: the Space Shuttle. Sold to policymakers as a reusable and thus cheaper way to put payloads in orbit than expendable launch vehicles, in effect, NASA …
By Edward L. Hudgins
March 19, 1997
Cato.org

Time to Dismantle the Selective Service System
… may call the practical and the political. On the practical side, they say that registration is a low‐cost insurance policy against future possible threats. In other words, by keeping the SSS intact, the United States is sure to have …
By Aaron Steelman
March 17, 1997
Investor’s Business Daily

Foreign Aid: End It, Don’t Mend It
By Stephen Moore
March 13, 1997
Los Angeles Times

Korea’s Biggest Worry Is Internal
By Jonathan Clarke
March 6, 1997
Cato.org

Working Overtime Is More Taxing Than You Think
By George Nastas III and Stephen Moore
February 28, 1997
Cato.org

Bill Clinton’s Fiscal Fraud and Fantasy
By Stephen Moore
February 24, 1997
USA Today

Don’t Make Trade a Pawn
By Ted Galen Carpenter
February 20, 1997
Investor’s Business Daily

Commerce Department’s Power Invites Corruption
By Stuart Anderson
February 19, 1997
Investor’s Business Daily

The FEMA Snow Job
By James Bovard
February 13, 1997
Testimony

A Commission to Review and Terminate Corporate Subsidies
By Dean Stansel

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Clinton and Congress Fail to Eliminate Corporate Welfare

Mercosur Hasn’t Caused Trade Diversion

Another Budget Deal? Guard Your Wallet

Why Sell Out On Tax Cuts

Trade and the Commerce Department

NASA and Mission to Planet Earth

Time to Dismantle the Selective Service System

Foreign Aid: End It, Don’t Mend It

Korea’s Biggest Worry Is Internal

Working Overtime Is More Taxing Than You Think

Bill Clinton’s Fiscal Fraud and Fantasy

Don’t Make Trade a Pawn

Commerce Department’s Power Invites Corruption

The FEMA Snow Job

A Commission to Review and Terminate Corporate Subsidies