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Regulation

Regulation and Regulation, Then and Now
… of significant interest to many citizens. Most were headed by a single official reporting to the president. And they made policy by “informal rulemaking” rather than case‐by‐case adjudication. The procedure, essentially unknown before 1970, enabled agencies to issue …
By Christopher C. DeMuth
July 24, 2022
Article

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deposit-agreements-1
Spring 2022
Regulation

An Uncertain Bridge
By Daniel Kowalski
May 5, 2021
American Compass

A Warning from the UK: Don’t Let Government Take over Child Care
While all parents have strong opinions on this question, a confident, pluralistic society should allow a thousand child-care flowers to bloom, meeting the needs of the varying circumstances and opportunities households face.
By Ryan Bourne
February 11, 2020
American Spectator (Online)

How Reagan Won the Presidency in New Hampshire
Presidential winners often are forged in the heat of primary elections.
By Doug Bandow
Featured Cato Alumnus
June 15, 2017
Blog

Survey: What Turns Democrats against the Affordable Care Act’s Core Regulations?
The Cato Institute 2017 Health Care Survey finds that while Democrats would be willing to pay higher taxes and higher premiums to expand coverage, they would not accept reduced access to medical services, top hospitals and surgeons, or have to wait several months to see a specialist.
By Emily Ekins
October 20, 2015
Blog

End of Fiscal Responsibility in Canada?
Canadian federal elections yesterday ousted the ruling Conservatives under Stephen Harper and replaced them with the Liberals under Justin Trudeau.
By Chris Edwards
January 20, 2015
Blog

TONIGHT: Cato Scholars Live-Tweet the State of the Union
Cato scholars react to tonight’s State of the Union address. Join teh conversation on Twitter using #CatoSOTU.
By Kat Murti
May 13, 2011
Blog

Friday Links
By Cato Editors
March 25, 2011
Huffington Post

Should Governments Subsidize Health Insurance?
By Jeffrey Miron
December 19, 2008
United Press International

Ghosts of Contractors Past, Present and Future
By David Isenberg
April 20, 2007
TCSdaily.com

It’s Not the Uninsured, Stupid
By Michael F. Cannon
Fall 2006
Cato Journal

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Does “Starve the Beast” Work?
By Jerry H. Tempelman
Fall 2006
Regulation

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Reining in Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac
By Dwight M. Jaffee

Cato Annual Report

Featured Event

Your Body, Your Health Care

Free Society

Spring 2025

Regulation and Regulation, Then and Now

deposit-agreements-1

An Uncertain Bridge

A Warning from the UK: Don’t Let Government Take over Child Care

How Reagan Won the Presidency in New Hampshire

Featured Cato Alumnus

Survey: What Turns Democrats against the Affordable Care Act’s Core Regulations?

End of Fiscal Responsibility in Canada?

TONIGHT: Cato Scholars Live-Tweet the State of the Union

Friday Links

Should Governments Subsidize Health Insurance?

Ghosts of Contractors Past, Present and Future

It’s Not the Uninsured, Stupid

Does “Starve the Beast” Work?

Reining in Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac