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March 4, 2019
Blog

The Unrecognized Lesson of “Meth Crisis 2.0”
… my Letter to the Editor in today’s journal points out, Lehman came oh so close to making the right policy recommendations, but then disappointed. I’m glad he’s onboard with the idea of harm reduction. But the harms …
By Jeffrey A. Singer
October 6, 2014
Blog

El-Sisi the Reformer?
… look at the fiscal question in isolation, as a technocratic problem that can be solved by clever tweaks to existing policies. Egypt’s economic problem is political in nature, and will continue to plague the country as long it is …
By Dalibor Rohac
August 12, 2013
Washington Times

Giving School Choice the Milton Friedman Test
… be kind to their labors, we would do well do emulate Friedman’s rigorous empirical methods. That means testing our policy recommendations against reality and not allowing short‐term benefits to cloud our assessment of long‐term outcomes. At present …
By Andrew J. Coulson
June 7, 2013
Blog

Hat Tip, Glenn Greenwald
… something about it. Cato also hosted an event for Greenwald’s second book, A Tragic Legacy, which focused on the policies of the Bush administration. That event can be viewed here. And, though not directly related to government spying, Greenwald …
By Tim Lynch
Spring 2007
Regulation

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The Challenge of Hedge Fund Regulation
… risks for investors and other market participants. Because more regulation may reduce hedge funds’ benefits to investors and the economy, policymakers should consider whether additional regulation will do more harm than good. HEDGE FUND BASICS Because of their different properties …
By Houman B. Shadab
Spring/Summer 2006
Cato Journal

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Will Emerging Markets Escape the Next Big Systemic Financial Crisis?
By Kenneth Rogoff
Fall 1993
Regulation

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How U.S. Financial Regulations Reduce the Time Horizons for U.S. Investment
By Michael T. Jacobs
Spring/Sumer 1991
Cato Journal

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Government v. Coase: The Case of Smoking
By Dwight R. Lee
Spring/Summer 1984
Cato Journal

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Comments on The Political Economy of International Lending
By Larry J. Sjaastad and Rimmer de Vries
Spring/Summer 1984
Cato Journal

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The Political Economy of International Lending
By Paul de Grauwe and Michelle Fratianni
January 1, 2007
Books

Feds In The Classroom: How Big Government Corrupts, Cripples, and Compromises American Education
By Neal McCluskey
February 19, 2018
Medium

What Does Jordan Peterson Mean by “Equality of Opportunity”?
At any given time, some of us are doing well and others not so well. Having the state seek to disentangle these and correct for things that do not reflect our own pathways as individuals is both impossible and undesirable.
By Ryan Bourne
January 25, 2017
Blog

Trump Executive Order Reestablishes “Secure Communities”
The previous version of this immigration enforcement program did not reduce violent or property crime
By Alex Nowrasteh
October 2, 2013
Blog

Mexican Violence and Unauthorized Immigration
Violence in Mexico does not appear to be a main driver of unauthorized immigration to the United States.
By Alex Nowrasteh
September 4, 2012
Los Angeles Times

Fixing Medicare Requires Seniors to Pay Quite a Bit More
By Jeffrey Miron

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The Unrecognized Lesson of “Meth Crisis 2.0”

El-Sisi the Reformer?

Giving School Choice the Milton Friedman Test

Hat Tip, Glenn Greenwald

The Challenge of Hedge Fund Regulation

Will Emerging Markets Escape the Next Big Systemic Financial Crisis?

How U.S. Financial Regulations Reduce the Time Horizons for U.S. Investment

Government v. Coase: The Case of Smoking

Comments on The Political Economy of International Lending

The Political Economy of International Lending

Feds In The Classroom: How Big Government Corrupts, Cripples, and Compromises American Education

What Does Jordan Peterson Mean by “Equality of Opportunity”?

Trump Executive Order Reestablishes “Secure Communities”

Mexican Violence and Unauthorized Immigration

Fixing Medicare Requires Seniors to Pay Quite a Bit More