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August 26, 2019
Forbes.com

Trump and the Business Roundtable Create Unwanted Regime Uncertainty
… of the Business Roundtable have in common? Well, they are all businessmen. And, when it comes to economics and economic policy, businessmen are notorious for talking nonsense. While businessmen readily accept the expertise of lawyers, engineers, and those from other …
By Steve H. Hanke
Fall 2018
Regulation

Did FDR Default on U.S. Debt?
… perspective on an important era of American history. It discusses the ideas, personalities, politics, economics, and finance underlying the principal policies by which the Franklin D. Roosevelt administration resuscitated the U.S. economy after the catastrophic contraction of 1929–1933 …
By Gary Richardson
February 1, 2018
Cato’s Letter

Vol. 16 No. 1
pdf (4.69 MB)
The Challenge of Populism
By Mario Vargas Llosa and Alvaro Vargas Llosa
September 1, 2017
Blog

Ending DACA Will Impose Billions in Employer Compliance Costs
Pulling the plug on DACA will impose high costs on both employers and immigrants.
By David J. Bier
December 7, 2015
Blog

Democracy Really Isn’t Democratic, but Markets Are
The presidential campaign is just a few months old but it already feels like years.
By Doug Bandow
2014-2015
Supreme Court Review

pdf (1.22 MB)
Mistaken Paradigms and Interpreting Dreams: Some Reflections on King v. Burwell
By James E. Blumstein
June 18, 2015
Blog

Supreme Court Allows Texas to Offend the First Amendment
Now we know that the First Amendment is one thing that’s smaller in Texas.
By Ilya Shapiro
September 18, 2014
Blog

Bankers Advise Fed to Regulate Bitcoin
Bankers are threatened by potential competitition from Bitcoin. In a recent meeting with the Federal Reserve Board, they urge regulation - apparently to raise the rivals’ costs.
By Mark A. Calabria
December 19, 2012
Blog

Robert Bork, R.I.P
We owe Bork credit not simply for the often lonely struggle he waged against the liberal legal orthodoxy, but for sharpening the debate as he did.
By Roger Pilon
January 7, 2010
Blog

Blasphemy Laws Are an Admission of Failure
By Jason Kuznicki
June 14, 2007
TechKnowledge

No. 104
Immigration Reform: REAL ID and a Federal ‘No Work’ List
By Jim Harper
Spring 2007
Regulation

pdf (1.05 MB)
Stoking the Rigid Terror of Secondhand Smoke
By Gio Batta Gori
November 2, 2006
National Review

Credit Where Due
By Adam B. Schaeffer
Spring/Summer 2001
Cato Journal

pdf (42.13 kB)
Will Technology and Global Capital Markets Change the Scope of Government?
By Martin Wolf
August 22, 2000
New York Post

Dems of Cheney’s School
By Casey J. Lartigue Jr.

Cato Annual Report

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Your Body, Your Health Care

Free Society

Spring 2025

Trump and the Business Roundtable Create Unwanted Regime Uncertainty

Did FDR Default on U.S. Debt?

The Challenge of Populism

Ending DACA Will Impose Billions in Employer Compliance Costs

Democracy Really Isn’t Democratic, but Markets Are

Mistaken Paradigms and Interpreting Dreams: Some Reflections on King v. Burwell

Supreme Court Allows Texas to Offend the First Amendment

Bankers Advise Fed to Regulate Bitcoin

Robert Bork, R.I.P

Blasphemy Laws Are an Admission of Failure

Immigration Reform: REAL ID and a Federal ‘No Work’ List

Stoking the Rigid Terror of Secondhand Smoke

Credit Where Due

Will Technology and Global Capital Markets Change the Scope of Government?

Dems of Cheney’s School