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Spring/Summer 1986
Cato Journal

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Comment on Targeted Capital Subsidies and Economic Welfare
By J. Ronnie Davis
Spring/Summer 1986
Cato Journal

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Targeted Capital Subsidies and Economic Welfare
By Gary Fournier and David Rasmussen
June 18, 2019
Capitol Hill Briefing

Legal Immigration: Problems and Solutions
Featuring Alex Nowrasteh, Director of Immigration Studies, Cato Institute; David Bier, Immigration Policy Analyst, Cato Institute; moderated by Jeff Vanderslice, Director of Government and External Affairs, Cato Institute.
June 18, 2019
Events

Legal Immigration: Problems and Solutions
Featuring Alex Nowrasteh, David J. Bier, and Jeff Vanderslice
December 1, 2016
Book Forum

What Washington Gets Wrong: The Unelected Officials Who Actually Run the Government and Their Misconceptions about the American People
Featuring the authors Jennifer Bachner, Director, Master of Science in Government Analytics, Johns Hopkins University; and Benjamin Ginsberg, David Bernstein Professor of Political Science and Chair of Governmental Studies, Johns Hopkins University; with comments by Donald Kettl, Professor, School of Public Policy, University of Maryland; moderated by John Samples, Vice President and Publisher, Cato Institute.
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Antitrust
June 3, 2024
Blog

The State of Student Loan Forgiveness: June 2024
In sum, the Biden administration has been the most aggressive in history regarding student loan forgiveness. Despite many setbacks, the administration has canceled a massive amount of debt ($167 billion and counting), with most of the burden on taxpayers still to come from future repayments that will no longer be made.
By Andrew Gillen
March 20, 2024
Free Society

Last Word: Following in Julian Simon’s Footsteps
By Marian L. Tupy
August 17, 2023
Blog

Debunking the Myth of Swedish Socialism—Again
Whenever I lecture around the world, whatever I talk about, there is almost always someone in the audience who wants to ask me about Sweden. Is it the successful example of socialism that many assume?
By Johan Norberg
November 13, 2021
The Virginian-Pilot

Youngkin Can Chart a Different Path for Education in Virginia
That public schooling leaves parents with little power and forces painful conflict may never have been clearer than over the last year-and-a-half.
By Neal McCluskey
Spring 2021
Regulation

Joe Biden’s Economic Agenda: An Early Appraisal
Could he be even more anti-market than Donald Trump?
By Pierre Lemieux
March 22, 2021
National Review (Online)

Erdogan’s Love Affair with Islamic Finance
To understand the revolving door that faces Turkey’s central bank governors, we must understand what makes President Erdogan tick.
By Steve H. Hanke
March 12, 2021
Cato Video

Perceptions of AI and Crisis Decision Making
Countries around the world are interested in using artificial intelligence (AI) to bolster their militaries and intelligence services. AI serves as an enabler that can help automate and streamline military tasks that traditionally required human intelligence.
Featuring Erik Lin-Greenberg and Brandon Valeriano
September 16, 2020
Conservative Home

A Lesson From This Pandemic. State Action Fails Even When the Case for It Is Strongest.
If there is an electoral dividend for economic and social freedom post-covid, Johnson’s government would have to change profoundly to benefit.
By Ryan Bourne
October 24, 2019
Legal Briefs

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Worman v. Healey
By Joseph G.S. Greenlee, David B. Kopel, and Ilya Shapiro