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January 9, 2025
Events

Executive Orders That the Trump Administration Should Revoke or Amend
… government.Join several Cato scholars as we discuss specific executive orders and directives that the incoming Trump administration should revoke or amend that affect energy policy, environmental policy, health care, the federal workforce, foreign policy, defense, and other social policies.
Featuring Michael F. Cannon, Chris Edwards, Travis Fisher, Eric Gomez, & Alex Nowrasteh
February 1, 2024
Events

The Resurgence of Argentina’s Classical Liberal Tradition
… from thoroughgoing statism to the implementation of a broad liberal agenda as promised by the new government. Why have libertarian policy and institutional proposals become politically popular, and how strong is that sentiment? Why did Argentina depart from its classical …
Featuring Alberto Benegas Lynch, Jr. and Ian Vásquez
June 7, 2023
Legal Briefs

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Netflix v. Babin
By Laura Lee Prather, Michael J. Lambert, and Thomas A. Berry
March 3, 2023
Blog

Jason Furman Uses Bad Data to Advocate a Deliberate Fed Recession
The PCE Inflation rate fell to 2.6 percent in the second half of 2022, down from 7.7 percent in the first half.
By Alan Reynolds
January 1, 1996
White Paper

Hayek vs. Asimov: Spontaneous Order or Failed Foundation
By Edward L. Hudgins
January 1, 2003
Books

What’s Yours Is Mine: Open Access and the Rise of Infrastructure Socialism
By Adam D. Thierer and Clyde Wayne Crews Jr.
May 1, 2002
Books

Government Failure: A Primer in Public Choice
By Gordon Tullock, Gordon Brady, and Arthur Seldon
June 1, 1989
Books

Dollars, Deficits, and Trade
By James A. Dorn and William A. Niskanen
May 4, 2020
Blog

U.S. Department of Education: 40 Years Is Enough
Federal education meddling, especially since the advent of the Department of Education, has been of questionable value at best, and a high-dollar, bureaucratic failure at worst. On its 40th birthday, it is time to start making things right.
By Neal McCluskey
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Featured Cato Alumni
March 17, 2016
Blog

A Sixteen-Decade-Long Seawater pH Record from the South China Sea
In environmental circles, ocean acidification is one of the twin evils of rising atmospheric CO2 concentrations (the other being global warming).
By Craig D. Idso
November 15, 2015
Forbes.com

Gaming Out the Immigration Case As It Heads to the Supreme Court
By Ilya Shapiro
March 9, 2015
Blog

Mr. Bush, the Lines Are Already Clear
Gov. Jeb Bush’s recommendations are another example of what has led to nearly limitless federal control over schooling.
By Neal McCluskey
February 9, 2015
Blog

Measuring Misery in Latin America 2014: More Dollarization, Please
Dollarization is associated with less misery.
By Steve H. Hanke