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February 5, 2016
Blog

Former USTR Rob Portman Opposes TPP for the Worst Reasons
… trade. They have relied on partisan distrust of Obama, vague constitutional objections to fast track, or conspiracy theories related to immigration. Portman, on the other hand, has gone full protectionist. His concern for foreign currency manipulation and rules of origin …
By K. William Watson
Policy Report

Vol. 28 No. 5
pdf (673.05 kB)
September/October 2006
September 1, 2022
The Times

Our Long Record Prioritising Present over Future Has Cost Us in Every Way
They can talk about protecting “future generations”, but then treat effects even a decade ahead as largely irrelevant.
By Ryan Bourne
August 9, 2019
Yale Journal on Regulation

Split Panel Demonstrates Modern Perversion of Justice Stevens’s Chevron “Legacy.”
By William Yeatman
January 11, 2018
Blog

What to Do with Diversity Green Cards in the DACA Deal
A draft deal on DACA contains several welcome developments, but lawmakers must deal carefully with green card allocation.
By Alex Nowrasteh
August 14, 2012
Huffington Post

More Data on Libertarian Roots of Tea Party
By David Kirby
August 18, 2021
The Dispatch

‘We Will Be Great Americans’
There are plenty of reasons why the United States should do more for refugees.
By Scott Lincicome
September 19, 2023
Blog

The 2022-2023 Cato Supreme Court Review
A new edition of the Cato Supreme Court Review is out to help us all better understand the decisions of the highest Court in the land.
By Thomas A. Berry
August 4, 2018
Richmond Times-Dispatch

Are Trump’s Economic Policies Really Making America Great?
Protectionism mainly harms the protectionist countries, while trade benefits even countries with large trade deficits.
By Thomas A. Firey
August 18, 2017
Blog

Does School Choice Segregate?
Randi Weingarten claimed that vouchers segregate students. Time to fact-check the President of the American Federation of Teachers.
By Corey A. DeAngelis
March 22, 2016
Blog

Responding to Brussels
Rather than go through the motions focused on short-term political gains, both Europe and the United States should pursue a long-term strategy.
By A. Trevor Thrall
March 24, 2025
Free Society

Reviving the Constitution: Ken Simon Builds His Legacy, One Court Case at a Time
Ken Simon lived the American dream—and fought to preserve it.
By Brian Mullis
May 23, 2024
Blog

What’s Donald Trump Doing at the Libertarian Party Convention?
The Libertarian Party has always stood for personal liberty, economic liberty, and constitutional rights, but the most prominent speaker at its convention opposes all those things. Why are they doing it?
By David Boaz
January 29, 2024
Blog

Concerns over US Manufacturing and the Trade Deficit Are Misplaced
American manufacturing is thriving and the trade deficit is a statistic with little relation to U.S. prosperity.
By Colin Grabow
Policy Report

Vol. 28 No. 2
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March/April 2006