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Summer 2022
Regulation

A Serious, Untimely Book
… leap: that markets are widely imperfect, and their outcomes can be improved by the state. This feeds into the current policymaking zeitgeist, in which governments are assumed to be well‐placed to make corrections. Almost all modern policy proposals, from …
By Ryan Bourne
January 22, 2018
Washington Times

Why Welfare Needs Reform
… Political interest groups often ignore welfare’s existing problems largely to preserve coalitions and signal their ardent commitment to redistributive policy. Members of Congress should ensure that welfare reform ends up being a legislative priority this year, rather than wasting …
By Vanessa Brown Calder
July 5, 2017
National Review (Online)

The Uninspiring Medicaid Debate
… reforming it. Not exactly inspiring. Still, in a debate almost completely dominated by politics and public relations rather than good policy, it might be worth keeping a few small facts in mind. 1. Medicaid is unaffordable without reform. Medicaid is …
By Michael D. Tanner
March 9, 2017
Blog

Big Data Tool For Trump’s Big Government Immigration Plans
… and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents. Recent reporting reveals that these agents, tasked with implementing significant parts of Trump’s immigration policy agenda, will have access to an intelligence system that should concern all Americans who value civil liberties. Earlier this …
By Matthew Feeney
Fall 2016
National Affairs

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Against Judicial Restraint
By Ilya Shapiro
February 16, 2016
Blog

Elections Matter, Including Off-Year Elections: Let the People Decide
The Constitution leaves the composition of the courts indirectly but ultimately to the people, a power they exercise through elections.
By Roger Pilon
July 16, 2014
Blog

Paul Light on Government Failure
Light’s study is a thoughtful piece that will hopefully generate a broader discussion about government failure.
By Chris Edwards
January 28, 2014
Blog

Post-World War II Migration and Lessons for Studying Liberalized Immigration
By Alex Nowrasteh
May 21, 2012
Blog

Repeat after Me: There Is No Health Reform but ObamaCare
By Michael F. Cannon
November 3, 2010
Blog

A New Day? Obama Faces Reality
By Roger Pilon
January 14, 2010
Blog

Why Do You Want to Tax ‘Cadillac’ Health Care Plans?
By Thomas A. Firey
September 15, 2009
Blog

Actually, Big Mistakes Are to Be Expected…
By Andrew J. Coulson
August 26, 2009
Blog

LA School District Vote Shows Further Cracks in Education’s Berlin Wall
By Andrew J. Coulson
December 11, 2008
Blog

Doherty Book Review
By David Rittgers
November 21, 2008
Blog

Should We Blame Greenspan?
By David Boaz

Cato Annual Report

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Your Body, Your Health Care

Free Society

Spring 2025

A Serious, Untimely Book

Why Welfare Needs Reform

The Uninspiring Medicaid Debate

Big Data Tool For Trump’s Big Government Immigration Plans

Against Judicial Restraint

Elections Matter, Including Off-Year Elections: Let the People Decide

Paul Light on Government Failure

Post-World War II Migration and Lessons for Studying Liberalized Immigration

Repeat after Me: There Is No Health Reform but ObamaCare

A New Day? Obama Faces Reality

Why Do You Want to Tax ‘Cadillac’ Health Care Plans?

Actually, Big Mistakes Are to Be Expected…

LA School District Vote Shows Further Cracks in Education’s Berlin Wall

Doherty Book Review

Should We Blame Greenspan?