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Spring 2011
Regulation

Lessons from New Jersey
… under Democratic leadership. We then culled the dataset to include only those final rules that made substantive changes to public policy (eliminating many of the routine rules issued by state agencies that are not related to policy changes). The number …
By Stuart Shapiro and Deborah Borie-Holtz
February 22, 2010
Blog

The Return of Dan Coats
… Mike Pence. But I remember a Senator Dan Coats who enthusiastically promoted big, paternalist government. In the Heritage Foundation’s Policy Review, I responded to a Coats essay on his “Project for American Renewal,” launched with Bill Bennett, this way …
By David Boaz
May 1, 2009
Blog

You Don’t Have to Be a Nuclear Engineer to…
… are inherent in the free enterprise system. Unfortunately, Yost’s rationalist, systems approach is very different from that of most policymakers — perhaps because so few policymakers were trained as engineers. So maybe one way to accelerate the process of effective …
By Andrew J. Coulson
March 18, 2009
TownHall.com

Obama on Education: Change or Politics as Usual
By Neal McCluskey
Fall 2007
Regulation

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Neither Renewable Nor Reliable
By James Eaves and Stephen Eaves
September 19, 2006
Blog

ACLU Sues to Limit Educational Liberty in AZ
By Andrew J. Coulson
May 1, 2006
Blog

ONDCP’s Lipsticked Pig
By Radley Balko
Spring/Sumer 1991
Cato Journal

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The Economics of Property Rights: Towards a Theory of Comparative Systems by Svetozar Pejovich
By Peter J. Boettke
Sept/Oct 1981
Regulation

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Has Reagan Dropped the Ball?
By Robert W. Crandall
June 23, 2015
Events

Sustaining the American Energy Renaissance
Featuring Ned Mamula
June 23, 2015
Capitol Hill Briefing

Sustaining the American Energy Renaissance
Featuring Ned Mamula, Petroleum Geologist, formerly with the U.S. Geological Survey, Minerals Management Service, and the Central Intelligence Agency; moderated by Peter Russo, Director of Congressional Affairs, Cato Institute.
March 12, 2009
Capitol Hill Briefing

Transportation Reauthorization: Looking Beyond the Recession
Featuring Randal O’Toole, Senior Fellow, Cato Institute and author of The Best-Laid Plans: How Government Planning Harms Your Quality of Life, Your Pocketbook, and Your Future; and Robert Poole, Director of Transportation Studies, Reason Foundation;
August 14, 2017
Blog

A Dozen Times Trump Equated his Travel Ban with a Muslim Ban
By David J. Bier
April 13, 2023
The Times

Bank of England Groupthink Contributed to the Inflation Crisis
Past Bank appointments by the government have created unhealthy incentives.
By Ryan Bourne
September 23, 2022
Blog

The Dangerous Journalism Competition and Preservation Act Returns
Forcing digital platforms to pay for newspaper content is an anti-market measure.
By Ryan Bourne and Rachel Chiu

Cato Annual Report

Featured Event

Your Body, Your Health Care

Free Society

Spring 2025

Lessons from New Jersey

The Return of Dan Coats

You Don’t Have to Be a Nuclear Engineer to…

Obama on Education: Change or Politics as Usual

Neither Renewable Nor Reliable

ACLU Sues to Limit Educational Liberty in AZ

ONDCP’s Lipsticked Pig

The Economics of Property Rights: Towards a Theory of Comparative Systems by Svetozar Pejovich

Has Reagan Dropped the Ball?

Sustaining the American Energy Renaissance

Sustaining the American Energy Renaissance

Transportation Reauthorization: Looking Beyond the Recession

A Dozen Times Trump Equated his Travel Ban with a Muslim Ban

Bank of England Groupthink Contributed to the Inflation Crisis

The Dangerous Journalism Competition and Preservation Act Returns