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December 9, 2024
Blog

Milei Has Deregulated Something Every Day
… announces one or numerous regulatory reforms. Getting public spending under control and cutting red tape have been Milei’s two policy priorities this year. His success in shrinking government largesse, balancing the budget, and reducing inflation are well known. Less …
By Ian Vásquez and Guillermina Sutter Schneider
July 30, 2024
News Releases

Nobel Laureate Thomas Sargent Joins Cato Institute
… At the Cato Institute, Dr. Sargent will leverage his extensive expertise to explore the dynamic interplay between fiscal and monetary policy, providing insights and recommendations that will inform policymakers and the public. His research will address critical issues such as …
May 17, 2024
The Wall Street Journal

Letter to the Editor: Are the Risks of Marijuana Overhyped or Undersold?
… a high risk of developing mental‐health problems. Ms. Finley cites a new study in the International Journal of Drug Policy to imply that regular users risk developing violent behavior and schizophrenia. But the study concludes, “Research is needed to …
By Jeffrey A. Singer
March 21, 2024
Events

Heroes of Progress: 65 People Who Changed the World
… that made their contributions possible. Whether it’s agronomists whose hybrid crops fed billions of people, intellectuals who changed public policy to allow for greater human flourishing, businesspeople whose innovations raised living standards, or scientists whose medical breakthroughs eliminated diseases …
Featuring Alexander Hammond, Clay Routledge, and Marian L. Tupy
March 21, 2024
Book Forum

Heroes of Progress: 65 People Who Changed the World
… that made their contributions possible. Whether it’s agronomists whose hybrid crops fed billions of people, intellectuals who changed public policy to allow for greater human flourishing, businesspeople whose innovations raised living standards, or scientists whose medical breakthroughs eliminated diseases …
November 14, 2023
Public Comments

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Public Comments Re: Exchange Visitor Program–Au Pairs
By Alex Nowrasteh
October 17, 2023
Blog

Deeper Than ‘Banning’: Possible Liberal Bias Detected in Public School Libraries
How do public school libraries select books in the first place, and do they offer a balance of opinions on controversial issues?
By Neal McCluskey
September 27, 2023
Blog

Don’t Add New Races to U.S. Government Surveys
Specifically, I catalog and refute the most common arguments made by advocates and others in favor of a new MENA racial category.
By Alex Nowrasteh
August 23, 2023
The Dispatch

The Chains That Bind Us
A new paper shows that big retailers and restaurants boost interactions between rich and poor Americans.
By Scott Lincicome
March 30, 2023
The Hill (Online)

Banning TikTok Could Turn Gen Z Into a Political Force
Our first TikTok president might already be on the platform, waiting for their moment to channel the anger of Gen Z voters who are alienated by the business-as-usual congressional antics displayed last week.
By Paul Matzko
April 21, 2022
Blog

New National Drug Control Strategy Takes Some Positive Steps But Can Go Much Further
The White House missed an opportunity to forge a new and better path.
By Jeffrey A. Singer
Fall 2021
MedRxiv

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Effect of Cannabis Liberalization on Suicide and Mental Illness Following Recreational Access: a State-level Longitudinal Analysis in the USA
By Jacob James Rich, Robert Capodilupo, Michael Schemenaur, & Jeffrey A. Singer
January 29, 2021
Article

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Chapter 4: Economic Freedom, Democracy, and Life Satisfaction
August 20, 2020
Blog

Some Reasons for Optimism Regarding the “Hollowing Out” of America’s Middle Class
New analyses reveal that, while the American middle class is indeed shrinking, this trend has been caused less by “polarization” (i.e., Americans moving both up and down the economic ladder) and more by Americans simply getting richer.
By Scott Lincicome
February 4, 2019
Public Comments

Public Comment on SB 1035, Relating to the Overdose and Infectious Disease Prevention Site Programs
By Jeffrey A. Singer