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June 16, 2011
Blog

Sorry About Your Burning Village, But You Released the Dragon
… to be constrained only when they want to do things the educationists don’t like? Unfortunately, most people in education policy pick and choose when they’ll invoke the Constitution based on whether or not they like what the Feds …
By Neal McCluskey
Summer 1987
Regulation

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Octane, Ozone, and Obstinacy
… unintentionally discouraging technol- ogies that would make available cleaner, safer, more efficient fuels-the supposed goal of fed- eral regulatory policy. This article is about technological innova- tions in automotive fuels and the hurdles they face in a highly regulated …
By C. Boyden Gray
Mar/Apr 1985
Regulation

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Microseconds and Macropolicy
… this point in our national develop- ment we do not seem to have in place the struc- ture to formulate policy on information flows -especially their global aspects-let alone to implement it. Indeed, we have given relatively little thought …
By Walter B. Wriston
April 22, 2025
Books

Crushing Capitalism
Find out why redirecting the free market to suit the whims of politicians poses a serious threat to the American Dream.
By Norbert Michel
May 25, 2023
Blog

New York City, Rhode Island, and Now Minnesota Defy the “Crack House Statute”
To save lives, state and local governments are rebelling against the federal ban on overdose prevention centers.
By Jeffrey A. Singer
May 19, 2023
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Cato Institute 2022 Annual Report
The Cato Institute has released its 2022 Annual Report documenting a dynamic year of growth and productivity, as well as our exciting plans for future impact. The digital Annual Report takes you on a virtual journey though the stories within this publication and will give you an inside look into how we’re amplifying our ideas, influence, and impact.
April 10, 2007
Books

David’s Hammer: The Case for an Activist Judiciary
By Clint Bolick
Regulation

Vol. 39 No. 4
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Winter 2016/2017
January 18, 2016
Washington Times

The Recession of 2016
By Richard W. Rahn
July 17, 2015
Blog

Cronyism in Maryland
Like Hillary Clinton, Martin O’Malley has received generous speaking fees from companies with interests in government assistance.
By David Boaz
November 9, 2012
Blog

Arguing over Sandy
By Paul C. “Chip” Knappenberger
February 16, 2012
Blog

War Against the Core
By Neal McCluskey
December 15, 2011
Legal Briefs

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Arkansas Game & Fish Commission v. United States
By Ilya Shapiro
April 1, 2007
Blog

NYT Clueless on Libertarianism
By David Boaz
September 7, 2006
Blog

Divided Government May Help Restore the Republican Party
By William A. Niskanen

Cato Annual Report

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Your Body, Your Health Care

Free Society

Spring 2025

Sorry About Your Burning Village, But You Released the Dragon

Octane, Ozone, and Obstinacy

Microseconds and Macropolicy

Crushing Capitalism

New York City, Rhode Island, and Now Minnesota Defy the “Crack House Statute”

Cato Institute 2022 Annual Report

David’s Hammer: The Case for an Activist Judiciary

Winter 2016/2017

The Recession of 2016

Cronyism in Maryland

Arguing over Sandy

War Against the Core

Arkansas Game & Fish Commission v. United States

NYT Clueless on Libertarianism

Divided Government May Help Restore the Republican Party