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September 15, 2005
Economic Freedom of the World

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Chapter 2: Economic Freedom and Peace
Summer 2005
Regulation

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From Orders to Markets
By Jonathan R. Macey and Maureen O’Hara
Winter 2002
Cato Journal

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Germany’s Postwar Growth: Economic Miracle or Reconstruction Boom?
By Richard Reichel
Summer 1998
Regulation

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The Costs of Regulating Microsoft
By Robert Hahn
Winter 1998
Regulation

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Clouds over Kyoto
By Jerry Taylor
Winter 1986
Cato Journal

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Reforming the Monetary Regime
By James A. Dorn
Spring/Summer 1983
Cato Journal

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Comment on The Importance of Stable Money: Theory and Evidence
By Gottfried Harbeler
Spring/Summer 1983
Cato Journal

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The Importance of Stable Money: Theory and Evidence
By Michael D. Bordo and Anna. J. Schwartz
February 26, 2025
Blog

To Close the Budget Deficit, Uncle Sam Should Have a Garage Sale
Limiting the size and scope of government is essential to preserving the economic and personal liberty of all Americans. With a thoughtful and deliberate garage sale, Congress can reduce government control and help Uncle Sam return to fiscal sanity.
By Travis Fisher and Joshua Loucks
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Bryan Caplan
January 13, 2025
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Questioning the Housing Crisis: Recap and Wrap-Up
There is already too much government involvement in housing markets. It should be pared back, and the federal government should remain neutral in Americans’ decision to rent or buy. It should do so because it would make markets work better, not because markets have failed.
By Norbert Michel and Jerome Famularo
February 20, 2024
Blog

The News Media Face an ‘Extinction-Level Event’
It’s an entire, emergent “new news” media ecosystem that has a real chance of providing a sustainable and robust alternative to legacy news institutions.
By Paul Matzko
October 16, 2023
Blog

Recovery: A Guide to Reforming the U.S. Health Sector
If you support universal health care and the right of patients to make their own health decisions, Recovery is for you.
By Michael F. Cannon
April 12, 2022
Blog

Free Labor Markets Benefit Workers and Businesses
Governments undermine flexible labor markets with occupational licensing, collective bargaining, minimum wages, and other regulatory interventions. Despite these government-imposed rigidities, U.S. labor markets are successfully responding to the changing demands of today’s workers and businesses.
By Chris Edwards
November 4, 2021
The Hill (Online)

Prosperity Comes from Sustainable Economic Growth, Not Well-Intentioned Redistribution
While the scale of what Sachs suggests might be unprecedented, cash transfer welfare programs are nothing new, and there is a lot of data to help us evaluate their effectiveness.
By Chelsea Follett