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Winter 2000
Regulation

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Selling Artifacts
… policies that give landowners property rights over the artifacts they find and allow finders to sell relics they discover. These policies would boost archaeology by pro- viding incentives for developers to conduct archaeological studies and preserve the value of the …
By Richard L. Stroup and Matthew Brown
Winter 1999
Regulation

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Letters about Routes to Regulatory Reform and Market Failure
… the Cato Institute David Bradford, Professor of Economics and Public Affairs, Woodrow Wilson School, Princeton University James S. Bus, Science Policy Leader, Dow Chemical Company Daniel M. Byrd III, President, Consultants in Toxicology, Risk Assessment, and Product Safety Philip Cole …
November 30, 1999
Washington Times

America’s Victim in Chief
… apologized for America’s support for the Greek junta more than a quarter‐century ago rather than for his misguided policy in the Balkans. He never sees himself as anything but a victim. He believes his persecutors to be legion …
By Doug Bandow
Spring/Summer 1999
Cato Journal

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A Brief History of the Australian Notes Issue Board, 1920-24
By William Coleman
Winter 1984
Cato Journal

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Do Trade Deficits Matter?
By Paul Heyne
Nov/Dec 1983
Regulation

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Seattle Taxis: Deregulation Hits a Pothole
By Richard O. Zerbe, Jr
Fall 1982
Regulation

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Congress and the FTC
Fall 1982
Regulation

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Competition between the States
Fall 1982
Regulation

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Judicial vs. Technical Expertise
Fall 1982
Regulation

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Politics and Economic Inefficiency
June 10, 2004
City Seminar

Cato Institute Perspectives 2004 - New York City
Featuring P. J. O’Rourke, H. L. Mencken Research Fellow, Cato Institute, and author, Peace Kills: America’s Fun New Imperialism, Atlantic Monthly Press (June 2004); and Adrian Wooldridge, Washington Correspondent, The Economist, and Coauthor, The Right Nation: Conservative Power in America, Penguin Press (May 2004).
March 17, 2025
CapX

Is Inheritance Really Dominating the Economy?
Rather than a rigged game of dynastic wealth, today’s economy is still one of dynamism, churn and creative destruction.
By Ryan Bourne
Authors

Scott E. Harrington
December 10, 2024
Briefing Paper

No. 182
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Licensing Would Reduce Access to Lactation Support Services
By Jeffrey A. Singer and Sofia Hamilton
February 6, 2024
Blog

Did the Fentanyl Wave Hit Oregon Just as Voters Decriminalized Drugs?
If lawmakers want to know where to place the blame for Oregon’s overdose crisis, the answer should be obvious: prohibition.
By Jeffrey A. Singer

Cato Annual Report

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Your Body, Your Health Care

Free Society

Spring 2025

Selling Artifacts

Letters about Routes to Regulatory Reform and Market Failure

America’s Victim in Chief

A Brief History of the Australian Notes Issue Board, 1920-24

Do Trade Deficits Matter?

Seattle Taxis: Deregulation Hits a Pothole

Congress and the FTC

Competition between the States

Judicial vs. Technical Expertise

Politics and Economic Inefficiency

Cato Institute Perspectives 2004 - New York City

Is Inheritance Really Dominating the Economy?

Scott E. Harrington

Licensing Would Reduce Access to Lactation Support Services

Did the Fentanyl Wave Hit Oregon Just as Voters Decriminalized Drugs?