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July 8, 2011
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EPA Gives Millions to Enviro Groups That Sue it
… consent decree, with little or no formal input from taxpayers, parents, or other affected constituencies, the locked‐in big‐government policies can be nearly impossible to unlock later on, should voters’ moods change. With a few exceptions, as with Prof …
By Walter Olson
May 26, 2011
Blog

More Fifth Column than Fourth Estate
… Times also misrepresents real spending growth. In so doing, they undermine the public’s and lawmakers’ ability to make sound policy decisions regarding education. If the Times prominently corrects this glaring error I will be utterly shocked. Media Name: Schaeffer …
By Andrew J. Coulson
May 23, 2011
National Review (Online)

The Battle for Education Freedom
… and kept the current campaign as quiet as possible. But make no mistake: For all their claims about “voluntary” state policies, the commanding heights are in Washington, D.C., and the nationalizers know it. Leaders of the Thomas B. Fordham …
By Neal McCluskey
October 2, 2008
Blog

Cult of the Vice Presidency
… Today, illicit drugs are as cheap and abundant as they were decades ago. Would you agree that the anti‐drug policies you’ve championed have failed? If not, how have they succeeded? — RADLEY BALKO, a senior editor at Reason magazine
By Gene Healy
December 21, 2006
Blog

C. Boyden Gray on Oil Subsidies
… a lifetime swatting down papers like this. That such weak arguments have no problem gaining currency in Washington demonstrates that policymakers simply cannot differentiate between analytic wheat and chaff. But such is the stuff that policy is made, particularly when …
By Jerry Taylor
Spring 1999
Regulation

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Airline Deregulation: The Unfinished Revolution
By Robert W. Poole Jr. and Viggo Butler
December 23, 2023
Blog

Argentina Is One of the Most Regulated Countries in the World
In the coming days and weeks, we can expect further, far-reaching reform proposals that will go through the Argentine congress.
By Ian Vásquez
May 18, 2023
Legal Briefs

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Henderson v. School District of Springfield R-12
By Thomas A. Berry and Nicholas DeBenedetto
May 1, 2020
Blog

Remembering Deepak Lal
The great development economist Deepak Lal, a colleague and long-time friend to many of us at the Cato Institute, passed away at his home in London yesterday.
By Ian Vásquez
October 30, 2019
Article

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Planned Giving Article Spring 2014
Summer 2019
Regulation

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Properly Valuing Gene Replacement Therapy
By Ike Brannon and Anthony LoSasso
Fall 2015
Regulation

Insider Trading: There Oughta Be a Law — or Not
A recent appeals court ruling has Congress thinking about adopting a European approach to insider trading.
By Richard A. Booth
January 2014
Caesar Rodney Institute

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Expanding Educational Opportunity in Delaware: A Primer on Scholarship Tax Credits
By Jason Bedrick
Fall 2012
Cato Journal

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Editor’s Note: A Tribute to William A. Niskanen
By James A. Dorn
August 29, 2012
Blog

Hayek in the New York Times
By David Boaz