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March 23, 2007
Blog

Fewer Uninsured!
… Americans had coverage, up from the 247.3 million reported in August. I think I speak for the entire health policy community when I say: It is important that we not over‐react to these numbers. The worst thing we …
By Michael F. Cannon
August 15, 2006
Blog

Dr. Cardin’s Misdiagnosis
… advocacy of early screening under Medicare.) However, if Cardin truly wants to help cancer patients, perhaps he should reexamine his policy proposals. The congressman is a supporter of single-payer national health care. However, the rationing under such national health …
By Michael D. Tanner
April 11, 2003
Cato.org

Universal Health Care Won’t Work — Witness Medicare
… given current economic conditions and high health insurance costs. However, before we accept such a drastic shift in national health policy, we should examine how single‐payer health insurance could affect all individuals’ health care costs, choices and privacy. If …
By Sue A. Blevins
Fall 1988
Cato Journal

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Comments on The Uneasy Relation between the Budget and Trade Deficits
By John Williamson and Gary H. Stern
Fall 1988
Cato Journal

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The Uneasy Relation between the Budget and Trade Deficits
By William A. Niskanen
February 15, 2018
Events

Should Public-Sector Workers Be Forced to Pay Union Fees?: A Preview of Janus v. American Federation of State, County, and Municipal Employees
Featuring Raymond J. LaJeunesse Jr., Donald B. Verrilli Jr., Ilya Shapiro, & Trevor Burrus
August 3, 2015
Special Event

#Cato2016: Cato Scholars Live-Tweet the Voters First Forum
June 10, 2024
National Review

Gary Gensler and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad May
The Securities and Exchange Commission chairman has gone through the wringer lately.
By Jennifer J. Schulp
August 9, 2023
The Dispatch

Everything You Think You Know about ‘Offshoring’ Is (Probably) Wrong
It can boost American capacity, jobs, and—most importantly—innovation.
By Scott Lincicome
August 23, 2022
Blog

Taxes, Regulations, and Small Business in California’s Marijuana Industry
High taxes and burdensome regulations in California’s newly legalized marijuana market are hurting small growers and driving some back into the black market.
By David Boaz
Patron eBooks
November 15, 2017
Blog

Uwe Reinhardt, R.I.P.
Uwe Reinhardt, a beloved health economist at Princeton University, died Monday at the age of 80.
By Michael F. Cannon
July 30, 2014
Blog

Are Public Schools Safer Than Private Schools?
Desperate smears are a sign that opponents of educational choice have lost the battle of ideas.
By Jason Bedrick
November 20, 2013
American Conservative

Kennedy Was No Conservative
If our 35th president—fiscally profligate, contemptuous of civil liberties, and criminally reckless abroad—is a paragon of modern conservatism, conservatism is in even worse shape than I thought.
By Gene Healy
August 2, 2012
Blog

Intolerant Politicians
By Roger Pilon

Cato Annual Report

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Your Body, Your Health Care

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Spring 2025

Fewer Uninsured!

Dr. Cardin’s Misdiagnosis

Universal Health Care Won’t Work — Witness Medicare

Comments on The Uneasy Relation between the Budget and Trade Deficits

The Uneasy Relation between the Budget and Trade Deficits

Should Public-Sector Workers Be Forced to Pay Union Fees?: A Preview of Janus v. American Federation of State, County, and Municipal Employees

#Cato2016: Cato Scholars Live-Tweet the Voters First Forum

Gary Gensler and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad May

Everything You Think You Know about ‘Offshoring’ Is (Probably) Wrong

Taxes, Regulations, and Small Business in California’s Marijuana Industry

Patron eBooks

Uwe Reinhardt, R.I.P.

Are Public Schools Safer Than Private Schools?

Kennedy Was No Conservative

Intolerant Politicians