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Fall 1990
Regulation

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Competition + Commitment = Success
… what he CATO REVIEW OF BUSINESS & GOVERNMENT 79 READINGS views as Reagan’s lackadaisical antitrust policy, while praising Thatcher’s policy of privatization designed to enhance competition in previously monopolized sectors. Unfortunately, Porter’s characterization of U.S. competition policy …
Nov/Dec 1985
Regulation

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An Overdose of Concern: Child Abuse and the Overreporting Problem
By Douglas J. Besharov
Mar/Apr 1979
Regulation

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Racial Reasoning in Unfree Markets: Preference, Prejudice, and Difference
By Walter E. Williams
December 27, 2023
Blog

Florida Counts Votes Quickly, Other States Should Too
Other states should follow the lead of Florida, which in 2020 counted its votes so rapidly that major races were decided on election night.
By Walter Olson
June 25, 1999
Books

Chemicals, Cancer, and Choices: Risk Reduction through Markets
By Peter Van Doren
December 10, 2020
Blog

The Feds Come for Facebook
The most important factor in America’s economic future is human talent. And now some part of the human talent at Facebook is being sidetracked from serving consumers to protecting the company from political predation.
By David Boaz
October 11, 2020
Washington Post

Trying to Make Social Media ‘Fairer’ Poses Dangers for Republicans
Such regulations sound good in theory but can easily become political weapons.
By Paul Matzko
August 18, 2018
Blog

The Debasement of Human Rights
If you’ve ever wondered what’s wrong with the UN Human Rights establishment but have never quite been able to put your finger precisely on what it is, this interview will answer many of your questions—and the book will spell out the details.
By Roger Pilon
Spring 2018
Regulation

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If We Pay Football Players, Why Not Kidney Donors?
By Philip J. Cook and Kimberly D. Krawiec
November 9, 2016
Blog

An Early Attempt to Explain What Happened Yesterday
Five reasons why Trump won.
By Ilya Shapiro
April 12, 2016
Newsweek

Once, the Clintons Favored Mass Incarceration
The Clintons have known for some time that they’ve been out of sync with their political base on matters pertaining to criminal justice.
By Tim Lynch
March 28, 2016
Washington Times

Tracing Pathways to Success and Failure
By Richard W. Rahn
June 19, 2014
Blog

Marriage Equality in Michigan, Kentucky, and Tennessee
Cato submits its equal-protection arguments to the Sixth Circuit, the third federal appellate court looking at marriage laws post-Windsor.
By Ilya Shapiro
Sixth Circuit Marriage Cases (DeBoer v. Snyder; Tanco v. Haslem; Bourke v. Beshear)
Spring 2013
Regulation

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Toward a New and Improved Regulatory Apparatus
By Sam Batkins and Ike Brannon

Cato Annual Report

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Your Body, Your Health Care

Free Society

Spring 2025

Competition + Commitment = Success

An Overdose of Concern: Child Abuse and the Overreporting Problem

Racial Reasoning in Unfree Markets: Preference, Prejudice, and Difference

Florida Counts Votes Quickly, Other States Should Too

Chemicals, Cancer, and Choices: Risk Reduction through Markets

The Feds Come for Facebook

Trying to Make Social Media ‘Fairer’ Poses Dangers for Republicans

The Debasement of Human Rights

If We Pay Football Players, Why Not Kidney Donors?

An Early Attempt to Explain What Happened Yesterday

Once, the Clintons Favored Mass Incarceration

Tracing Pathways to Success and Failure

Marriage Equality in Michigan, Kentucky, and Tennessee

Sixth Circuit Marriage Cases (DeBoer v. Snyder; Tanco v. Haslem; Bourke v. Beshear)

Toward a New and Improved Regulatory Apparatus