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January 23, 2014
Blog

Constitutional Legerdemain – Recess Appointments Branch
Friends of the modern executive state fear that the Supreme Court will read constitutional language for what it says.
By Roger Pilon
January/February 2014
Policy Report

Tax Revolt! It’s Time to Learn from Past Success
By Brian Domitrovic
January 23, 2014
Blog

The Violence in Iraq: What Can Be Done?
Can anything be done to stop the violence in Iraq? Experts will discuss at an upcoming Cato policy forum.
By Christopher A. Preble
Policy Report

Vol. 36 No. 1
January/February 2014
In this issue of Cato Policy Report, historian Brian Domitrovic looks back on the great successful effort to slow the growth of big government of a generation and a half ago. Also in this issue, David Boaz editorializes on Pope Francis, Nelson Mandela, and the longing for Utopia, and leading scholars and policymakers reflect on a century of central banking.
January 23, 2014
Cato Video

Patents, Public Health, and International Law
Featuring Christopher Sands
January 23, 2014
Blog

Wall Street Journal on Jury Nullification
Jury nullification is about allowing the jury some discretion.
By Tim Lynch
January 23, 2014
Blog

Costa Rica’s Growth Paradox
For over 25 years Costa Rica’s growth rate has averaged 4.7 percent a year, yet the country’s poverty rate has been stuck at around 20 percent since 1994. Why?
By Juan Carlos Hidalgo
January 23, 2014
Economic Development Bulletin

No. 18
Growth without Poverty Reduction: The Case of Costa Rica
By Juan Carlos Hidalgo
January 23, 2014
Book Forum

The Undercover Economist Strikes Back: How to Run — or Ruin — an Economy
Featuring the author Tim Harford, Senior Columnist, Financial Times; Presenter, BBC Radio 4; and Visiting Fellow, Nuffield College, Oxford; with comments by Alex Tabarrok, Professor of Economics, George Mason University; moderated by Dalibor Rohac, Policy Analyst, Center for Global Liberty and Prosperity, Cato Institute.
January 23, 2014
Events

The Undercover Economist Strikes Back: How to Run — or Ruin — an Economy
Featuring Tim Harford, Alexander Tabarrok, and Dalibor Rohac
January 23, 2014
Blog

Should Free Traders Support Free Trade Agreements?
2014 is shaping up to be the most consequential year for the trade agenda in a long time
By Daniel J. Ikenson
January 23, 2014
New York Post

ObamaCare’s Ugly ‘Progress’
No one expects President Obama to say much about ObamaCare in his State of the Union Address on Tuesday — because there isn’t much good to say about his signature achievement.
By Michael D. Tanner
January 23, 2014
Fox News (Online)

Why Team Obama’s New Education Guidelines May Hurt, Not Help, Black Students
The new guidelines misdiagnose the problem, ignore pivotal research, and will likely hurt academic achievement among African-American students.
By Andrew J. Coulson
January 23, 2014
Orange County Register

Some of the Most Wasteful Items in the Budget
Too many people expect to live at someone else’s expense through Washington — which is why the nation faces financial ruin.
By Doug Bandow
January 23, 2014
Forbes.com

Don’t Use MLK to Push Harmful Election Laws
The new “voting rights” bill would make existing problems with voting worse while misallocating resources and inflaming racial tensions.
By Ilya Shapiro

Cato Annual Report

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Saving Academia: A Conversation with Rep. Burgess Owens

Free Society

Spring 2025

Constitutional Legerdemain – Recess Appointments Branch

Tax Revolt! It’s Time to Learn from Past Success

The Violence in Iraq: What Can Be Done?

January/February 2014

Patents, Public Health, and International Law

Wall Street Journal on Jury Nullification

Costa Rica’s Growth Paradox

Growth without Poverty Reduction: The Case of Costa Rica

The Undercover Economist Strikes Back: How to Run — or Ruin — an Economy

The Undercover Economist Strikes Back: How to Run — or Ruin — an Economy

Should Free Traders Support Free Trade Agreements?

ObamaCare’s Ugly ‘Progress’

Why Team Obama’s New Education Guidelines May Hurt, Not Help, Black Students

Some of the Most Wasteful Items in the Budget

Don’t Use MLK to Push Harmful Election Laws