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March 5, 2017
Philadelphia Inquirer

Obamacare Is Unlikely to Survive Even If It Is Repaired
… measure of the ACA’s success, however, cannot be limited to its results in the abstract. Like any other public policy, its actual outcomes must be compared with predicted outcomes. In 2015, President Barack Obama boasted that the ACA “is …
By Josh Blackman
June 2, 2016
Blog

Lessons from NYC’s Randomized Conditional Cash Transfer Program
… what these findings mean in a broader sense, but they convey some of the limitations of transfers, and of antipoverty policies in general, in addressing the more complex and difficult aspects of poverty. Six community-based organizations ran the Family …
By Charles Hughes
May 20, 2016
The Daily Beast

A Libertarian Ticket Sane Republicans Can Get Behind
… measures. But they will present a clear alternative to Trump and Clinton: strong and coherent fiscal conservatism, social liberalism, drug‐policy reform, criminal‐justice reform, reining in mass surveillance, ending executive abuse of power, and a prudent foreign policy that …
By David Boaz
January 22, 2016
National Review (Online)

Conservatives against Trump
… can ride into Washington, fire the stupid people, hire the best people, and fix everything. He doesn’t talk about policy or working with Congress. He’s effectively vowing to be an American Mussolini, concentrating power in the Trump White …
By David Boaz
April 1, 2015
The Hill (Online)

Skilled Migrants Welcome — April Fools’!
… of immigrants with H‑1Bs do not insulate them from criticism. Ross Eisenbrey, a lawyer at the left‐wing Economic Policy Institute, complained that such skilled immigrants supposedly hurt Americans. He claimed that skilled migrants cause a “genius glut” that …
By Alex Nowrasteh
Winter 2014-2015
Regulation

More Flexible International Travel
EU–U.S. Open Skies agreements have benefi ted consumers and boosted the economy, but more gains are possible.
By Kenneth J. Button
July 10, 2013
Blog

At Cato Unbound: The Private Digital Economy
Will an all digital currency replace fiat money?
By Jason Kuznicki
June 5, 2013
Blog

NR: States Should Join Oklahoma, Challenge IRS’s $800b Power Grab
Republican governors, attorneys general, and state legislators should be lining up to create a united front with Oklahoma.
By Michael F. Cannon
March 23, 2012
Blog

On New Fed Nominations: Are There No Keynesians in Flyover Country?
By Mark A. Calabria
November 2, 2011
Blog

I Told Ya So
By Jim Harper
September 21, 2010
DC Examiner

If Only Obama Were as Good as Carter
By Gene Healy
March 12, 2007
Human Events

Big Win for 2nd Amendment
By Tim Lynch
January 2, 2007
Blog

Semi-Tough — New Ed Report Offers Right Diagnosis, Wrong Cure
By Andrew J. Coulson
Spring/Summer 2005
Cato Journal

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Coasian Contracts in the Coeur D’Alene Mining District
By Robert Higgs
October 17, 2024
Blog

Will Rivian Automotive Last Long Enough to Use All of Its State Subsidies?
Electric vehicle marker Rivian is struggling to make cars and earn a profit, but it has proven adept at winning subsidy and tax credit packages from governments around the country. If the company cannot reverse its financial fortunes, it could go under before it uses all the incentives it has been offered.
By Marc Joffe

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Obamacare Is Unlikely to Survive Even If It Is Repaired

Lessons from NYC’s Randomized Conditional Cash Transfer Program

A Libertarian Ticket Sane Republicans Can Get Behind

Conservatives against Trump

Skilled Migrants Welcome — April Fools’!

More Flexible International Travel

At Cato Unbound: The Private Digital Economy

NR: States Should Join Oklahoma, Challenge IRS’s $800b Power Grab

On New Fed Nominations: Are There No Keynesians in Flyover Country?

I Told Ya So

If Only Obama Were as Good as Carter

Big Win for 2nd Amendment

Semi-Tough — New Ed Report Offers Right Diagnosis, Wrong Cure

Coasian Contracts in the Coeur D’Alene Mining District

Will Rivian Automotive Last Long Enough to Use All of Its State Subsidies?