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April 12, 2005
The Wall Street Journal

High-Octane Amnesia
… operation overseeing this campaign — is really an “Energy Past Coalition” that suffers from a severe case of amnesia. The stated policies that this crowd promotes — sharply increased subsidies for domestic alternative‐fuels industries and aggressive government‐mandated conservation — were textbook …
By Jerry Taylor and Peter Van Doren
October 21, 2003
Cato.org

Free Speech? Not on Campus
… stop selling the donuts at varying prices. Peterson told the organizers that the bake sale violated the university’s nondiscrimination policy. In other words, in Irvine free speech and the First Amendment take a back seat to so‐called nondiscrimination …
By David E. Bernstein
February 20, 2000
Cato.org

Population Bomb Behind Bars
… into prison construction. Indeed, the government itself estimates the number of American drug users to be in the millions. Because policymakers have refused to come to grips with the discordant effects of a failed drug policy, we should declare a …
By Tim Lynch
Fall 1991
Cato Journal

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Transition and the Privatization Problem
… socialism” can (in theory at least) accept the market as it did in the time of Lenin’s “New Economic Policy,” but to accept private property would be an open admission that the whole economic his- tory of communism has …
By Jan Winiecki
Spring/Summer 1986
Cato Journal

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The Cost of Reducing Economic Inequality
By Edgar K. Browning and William B. Johnson
May 20, 2020
Events

Don’t Forget People Living in Pain: War on Opioids and Chronic Pain Patients during COVID-19
Featuring Andrea Trescot, MD, Kate Nicholson, JD, Richard Lawhern, PhD, & Jeffrey A. Singer
February 3, 2025
Blog

Ayn Rand: Affirmative Action, Racial Quotas Are “Unfair, Un-American, Unjust”
The drive to end affirmative action and DEI is not over, but the steps by the Supreme Court and the administration are welcome and long overdue. Happy birthday, Ayn Rand!
By Michael Chapman
August 9, 2023
Blog

New York City’s Two Overdose Prevention Centers Saved One Thousand Lives Since They Opened. Will the Feds Reward Them by Shutting Them Down?
Until Congress acts, no organization that seeks to save lives in its community can ever feel safe from law enforcement’s wrath.
By Jeffrey A. Singer
December 15, 2022
Blog

Work Not Welfare Is Key to Escaping Poverty
Scott Lincicome’s new book, Empowering the New American Worker, is focused, unsurprisingly, on American workers. However, my chapter in this book is, in fact, focused on those who are not working—or at least not working as much as necessary to help them escape poverty.
By Michael D. Tanner
November 15, 2016
Books

The Welfare of Nations
By James Bartholomew
February 15, 2022
Blog

How the U.S. Created Cuban and Haitian Illegal Migration
The government created illegal immigration among Cubans and Haitians by blocking their legal paths to enter. It has a duty to correct this mistake.
By David J. Bier
October 1, 2019
Cato Journal

Consumer Protection and Financial Inclusion
By Brian Johnson
Winter 2017/2018
Regulation

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Rise of the Machines?
By Pierre Lemieux
Winter 2017/2018
Regulation

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How the FDA Virtually Destroyed an Entire Sector of Biotechnology
By John J. Cohrssen and Henry I. Miller
May 25, 2017
The Hechinger Report

Yes — You Absolutely Can, in Good Conscience, Cut the Federal Education Budget
Opposing views don’t make people heartless or evil.
By Neal McCluskey

Cato Annual Report

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Your Body, Your Health Care

Free Society

Spring 2025

High-Octane Amnesia

Free Speech? Not on Campus

Population Bomb Behind Bars

Transition and the Privatization Problem

The Cost of Reducing Economic Inequality

Don’t Forget People Living in Pain: War on Opioids and Chronic Pain Patients during COVID-19

Ayn Rand: Affirmative Action, Racial Quotas Are “Unfair, Un-American, Unjust”

New York City’s Two Overdose Prevention Centers Saved One Thousand Lives Since They Opened. Will the Feds Reward Them by Shutting Them Down?

Work Not Welfare Is Key to Escaping Poverty

The Welfare of Nations

How the U.S. Created Cuban and Haitian Illegal Migration

Consumer Protection and Financial Inclusion

Rise of the Machines?

How the FDA Virtually Destroyed an Entire Sector of Biotechnology

Yes — You Absolutely Can, in Good Conscience, Cut the Federal Education Budget