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July 21, 2007
Press-Enterprise

A Partisan Paradigm Shift?
… taxes stay low, despite plenty of “soak‐the‐rich” rhetoric, and why politicians provide fewer restrictions on free trade and immigration than voters often say they want. In a dynamic world where roiling change is the rule, yesterday’s ideological …
By Will Wilkinson
October 13, 2015
Washington Times

The Divide between Pro-Market and Pro-Business
… wing, tea party candidates, the types that have bucked the corporate agenda in Congress by supporting government shutdowns, opposing an immigration overhaul and attempting to close the Export‐Import Bank.” Politico adds a highway bill to big business’ list of …
By David Boaz
August 8, 2022
The New York Sun

Limit Income Redistribution to Help Only the Poor
… never intervene in specific markets. This avoids inefficient, poorly targeted attempts to redistribute income, such as minimum wages, union protections, immigration quotas, bans on peak‐load pricing of electricity, and price controls on medications. Despite the absence of federal redistribution …
By Jeffrey Miron
January 13, 2022
UK Telegraph

Brexit Trade Deals Must Allow For ‘Low-Skilled’ Migration
… that are essential to society functioning, such as care or maintenance industries. More pertinently for these trade negotiations, “skill” in immigration law gets proxied for by the wage rate for a formal job offer open to the desired migrant. A …
By Ryan Bourne
January 24, 2021
National Review (Online)

An Exit Survey of Trump’s Constitutional Misdeeds
… deputy secretary, Ken Cuccinelli, was even more clouded. With little chance of confirmation as director of U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, Cuccinelli was instead appointed by Trump to the newly created position of principal deputy director, which would supposedly …
By Ilya Shapiro
September 1, 2014
Blog

Anti-School Choice Activists Demand Judge’s Recusal Because She’s Catholic
… question of so‐called voucher programs. According to its website, Catholic Charities of Northwest Florida focuses its charitable efforts on immigration, crisis pregnancy and adoption, and emergency assistance—not vouchers or other education issues. And a speaking engagement by Judge …
By Jason Bedrick
July 20, 2023
The Times

The Public Wants Businesses to Focus On Consumers’ Interests
In affirming how companies can and could meet these public priorities, the Jobs Foundation must carefully balance stories about successful businesses with broader conversations about the private sector.
By Ryan Bourne
November 15, 1996
Journal of Commerce

Trade and Human Rights in China
By James A. Dorn
November 2, 2016
The Hill (Online)

Trump-Supporter Peter Thiel Hasn’t Thought past Election Day
By Daniel J. Ikenson
February 15, 2022
Testimony

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Statement for the Record: Big Data: Privacy Risks and Needed Reforms in the Public and Private Sectors
By Matthew Feeney
February 5, 2021
Arc Digital

The Problem with COVID Contrarianism
“Establishment” opinion can certainly be wrong. But especially on issues of science and medicine, anti-establishment dissent can become a path to crankdom.
By Cathy Young
May 8, 2025
Reason

Trump’s New Budget Is Another Blueprint for Big Spending
We don’t need more of the same. We need evidence of a serious turnaround.
By Veronique de Rugy
November/December 1996
Policy Report

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Parasite Economy Latches onto New Host
By David Boaz
September/October 2020
Policy Report

The Policy Guide to a Public Health Catastrophe
Applying the principles of liberty to pandemic response.
November/December 1999
Policy Report

Does Growth Cause Inflation?
By David R. Henderson

Cato Annual Report

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Your Body, Your Health Care

Free Society

Spring 2025

A Partisan Paradigm Shift?

The Divide between Pro-Market and Pro-Business

Limit Income Redistribution to Help Only the Poor

Brexit Trade Deals Must Allow For ‘Low-Skilled’ Migration

An Exit Survey of Trump’s Constitutional Misdeeds

Anti-School Choice Activists Demand Judge’s Recusal Because She’s Catholic

The Public Wants Businesses to Focus On Consumers’ Interests

Trade and Human Rights in China

Trump-Supporter Peter Thiel Hasn’t Thought past Election Day

Statement for the Record: Big Data: Privacy Risks and Needed Reforms in the Public and Private Sectors

The Problem with COVID Contrarianism

Trump’s New Budget Is Another Blueprint for Big Spending

Parasite Economy Latches onto New Host

The Policy Guide to a Public Health Catastrophe

Does Growth Cause Inflation?