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April 22, 2016
Blog

One Threat To Freedom Of Opinion Down, In California. Many More To Go.
… pressure against advocacy by shareholder-held businesses, and in particular to investigate what they say on issues of regulation and policy — invariably, when they take the opposite side from the politicians’ own views. Earlier this month I covered such a …
By Walter Olson
July 23, 2015
Blog

You Ought to Have a Look: Highlights from the House Hearing on Social Cost of Carbon
… witnesses, which along with our Dr. Patrick Michaels, included Dr. Kevin Dayaratna (from The Heritage Foundation), Scott Segal (from the Policy Resolution Group) and Dr. Michael Dorsey (from US Climate Plan). The full written submissions by the witness are available …
By Patrick J. Michaels and Paul C. “Chip” Knappenberger
Winter 2014-2015
Regulation

The Rise of the Empowered Consumer
In recent decades, the FDA has allowed people to take a more active role in their health care.
By Lewis A. Grossman
June 30, 2014
Blog

Hobby Lobby, Harris, and Stealing Each Others’ Clothes
The “liberal” roots of today’s “conservative” wins for liberty in Harris v. Quinn and Hobby Lobby Stores.
By Walter Olson
June 23, 2011
Blog

Vouchers in Education and Health Care Reform
By Adam B. Schaeffer
June 1, 2011
Blog

How’s that Housing Stimulus Working Out for You?
By Mark A. Calabria
October 21, 2008
Blog

Deregulation and Inequality
By Timothy B. Lee
September 28, 2007
National Review (Online)

Be Not Afraid
By Jerry Taylor and Peter Van Doren
Spring 2006
Regulation

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Demand Response and Advanced Metering
By Ahmad Faruqui and Robert Earle
Fall 2023
Regulation

Revising Circular A-4: Introduction
More timely and accessible analysis would help the potentially affected parties understand the potential consequences of a proposed rule and work with the government to minimize its cost or maximize its efficacy
By Ike Brannon
Summer 2018
Regulation

Cleaning Out the Statutory Junk
How can we push lawmakers to discard the legislative trash?
By David Schoenbrod
June 27, 2016
Blog

Cato Batted .500 at the Supreme Court, Still Besting the Government
Does this odd term — overshadowed by Scalia’s death — herald frustration or celebration in future?
By Ilya Shapiro
January 27, 2016
Blog

Christians Should Vote for Good Governance over Good Theology
Believers and nonbelievers alike should choose the best candidate, not the best Christian, for president.
By Doug Bandow
Winter 2015-2016
Regulation

Is More Antitrust the Answer to Wealth Inequality?
Market power often serves progressive aims.
By Daniel A. Crane
January 13, 2012
Daily Caller

What Happened to the GOP’s Free-Market Principles?
By David Boaz

Cato Annual Report

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One Threat To Freedom Of Opinion Down, In California. Many More To Go.

You Ought to Have a Look: Highlights from the House Hearing on Social Cost of Carbon

The Rise of the Empowered Consumer

Hobby Lobby, Harris, and Stealing Each Others’ Clothes

Vouchers in Education and Health Care Reform

How’s that Housing Stimulus Working Out for You?

Deregulation and Inequality

Be Not Afraid

Demand Response and Advanced Metering

Revising Circular A-4: Introduction

Cleaning Out the Statutory Junk

Cato Batted .500 at the Supreme Court, Still Besting the Government

Christians Should Vote for Good Governance over Good Theology

Is More Antitrust the Answer to Wealth Inequality?

What Happened to the GOP’s Free-Market Principles?