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September 21, 2010
Cato’s Letter

Vol. 8 No. 4
pdf (5.53 MB)
The Real Impact of the New Health Care Law
… the New Health Care Law Cato Institute senior fellow Michael D. Tanner heads research into a vari- ety of domestic policies, with a partic- ular emphasis on health care reform, social welfare policy, and Social Secu- rity. He spoke at …
By Michael D. Tanner
2009-2010
Supreme Court Review

pdf (71.25 kB)
Introduction
By Ilya Shapiro
November 5, 2008
Blog

Cato Today
By Cato Editors
October 7, 2008
Blog

Down with the B.A., and Long Live Education
By Jason Kuznicki
June 19, 2007
Blog

School Choice Movement Needs to Broaden the Coalition
By Adam B. Schaeffer
February 9, 1999
Cato.org

Think about the Children: Privatize Social Security
By Carrie Lips
Nov/Dec 1982
Regulation

pdf (127.49 kB)
Missing the Boat on Export Trading Companies
By Alden Abbott
May 1, 2024
Legal Briefs

Josephson v. Ganzel
Cato’s amicus brief in support of Dr. Josephson explains that qualified immunity is a judicially confected legal doctrine that lower courts should apply narrowly
By Clark Neily and Shawn Sheehy
April 27, 2023
Blog

Universal School Choice Is Good. But It’s Not a Panacea
In a free society, millions of diverse families and educators should decide amongst themselves what is the best education, not have that answer dictated by the government. That – freedom – is the core reason to champion choice.
By Neal McCluskey
March 28, 2023
Blog

TikTok Is More Than “Cute Dance Videos”
If you think TikTok is merely a platform for viral dances, then banning it makes more sense.
By Paul Matzko
February 9, 2022
The Dispatch

This ‘Libertarian Moment’ Could Be More Lasting
A funny thing happened on our way to democratic socialism
By Scott Lincicome
February 24, 2020
Wisconsin State Journal

Keep Big Brother off UW Campus
UW-Madison’s bias response standard conforms to First Amendment doctrine regarding the line between free speech and illegal harassment.
By Donald Alexander Downs
March 16, 2018
UK Telegraph

Why Sugar Taxes Won’t Dent Obesity
Good economic analysis goes beyond direct effects, considering both the welfare on customers and other consequences in related markets.
By Ryan Bourne
January 9, 2016
Orange County Register

Mandatory Union Dues Trample First Amendment
At issue is a kind of law that exists in 25 states which forces public-sector workers either to join a union or pay an amount that covers the cost of the union’s collective bargaining.
By Ilya Shapiro and Jason Bedrick
April 9, 2015
Blog

Paul Krugman Can’t Find Any Libertarians
Paul Krugman says there aren’t any libertarians. Polling data say there are.
By David Boaz

Cato Annual Report

Featured Event

Your Body, Your Health Care

Free Society

Spring 2025

The Real Impact of the New Health Care Law

Introduction

Cato Today

Down with the B.A., and Long Live Education

School Choice Movement Needs to Broaden the Coalition

Think about the Children: Privatize Social Security

Missing the Boat on Export Trading Companies

Josephson v. Ganzel

Universal School Choice Is Good. But It’s Not a Panacea

TikTok Is More Than “Cute Dance Videos”

This ‘Libertarian Moment’ Could Be More Lasting

Keep Big Brother off UW Campus

Why Sugar Taxes Won’t Dent Obesity

Mandatory Union Dues Trample First Amendment

Paul Krugman Can’t Find Any Libertarians