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June 1, 2017
Legal Briefs

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S.G.E. Management, LLC v. Torres
… 855 (2005) ………………. 7 Sup. Ct. R. 37.2 …………………………………………………… 1 INTEREST OF AMICUS CURIAE1 The Cato Institute is a nonpartisan, public policy research foundation founded in 1977 and dedicated to advancing the principles of individual liberty, free markets, and limited government …
By C. Kevin Marshall, James M. Gross, Ilya Shapiro, & Thomas A. Berry
May 3, 2016
Washington Post

When It Comes to Politics, Corruption Is Subtler Than You Think
… are prone to asking “what’s the matter with Kansas?” They’ve tried to persuade regular Americans to vote for policies in their “self‐interest” — i.e. Democratic policies — but they continually vote otherwise. Thus the minds of some Americans …
By Trevor Burrus
June 30, 2011
Forbes.com

Global Warming and Global Food Security
… rightly could have blamed any loss in per capita consumption on the stupid (I choose my words carefully) global warming policy that greens once touted: ethanol production from corn. Even Al Gore now admits that corn‐based ethanol produces more …
By Patrick J. Michaels
November 2, 2010
Blog

How Do I Overturn Thee? Let Me Count the Ways
… their perfect record of never having been overturned by a court–a record not enjoyed by any other private school choice policy. The reason that is so very important is explained in the final section (V) of our Cato brief.
By Andrew J. Coulson
April 19, 2007
Blog

School Choice and Government Education Realities
… terms of customization and parent and student satisfaction and engagement.” But then she insists “it’s also likely that educational policies that improve student achievement on average will end up leaving some [presumably low-income] children behind.” I don’t …
By Adam B. Schaeffer
December 6, 2006
The Baltimore Sun

Smoking Bans Are Dangerous to a Free Society’s Health
By Thomas A. Firey
Winter 2002
Regulation

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My Future Self and I
By Thomas A. Firey
Fall 1991
Cato Journal

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Transition to a Market Economy
By Anatoly A. Sobchak
October 11, 2017
National Review (Online)

The Legal Resistance to President Trump
The thinly veiled legal revolt against President Trump playing out in the courts will set lasting and dangerous precedents.
By Josh Blackman
May 15, 2017
Blog

Why Is Insider Trading Illegal?
The conviction and possible 280-year sentence of former MLB third baseman Doug DeCinces underscores the questionable value of insider trading laws.
By Thomas A. Firey
September 13, 2016
Blog

Agencies Should Not Be Allowed to Ambiguously Interpret Their Ambiguous Interpretations
Administrative agencies should not be allowed to avoid judicial review by refusing to promulgate clear, unambiguous regulations.
By Trevor Burrus and David McDonald
Module 10: The Achievements of Nineteenth-Century Classical Liberalism
August 17, 2011
Globe Asia

Market Fundamentals Begin to Bite
By Steve H. Hanke
July 8, 2011
Blog

Demonization vs. the Constitution
By Neal McCluskey
August 7, 2009
Washington Times

The Sotomayor Vote
By Ilya Shapiro

Cato Annual Report

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S.G.E. Management, LLC v. Torres

When It Comes to Politics, Corruption Is Subtler Than You Think

Global Warming and Global Food Security

How Do I Overturn Thee? Let Me Count the Ways

School Choice and Government Education Realities

Smoking Bans Are Dangerous to a Free Society’s Health

My Future Self and I

Transition to a Market Economy

The Legal Resistance to President Trump

Why Is Insider Trading Illegal?

Agencies Should Not Be Allowed to Ambiguously Interpret Their Ambiguous Interpretations

Module 10: The Achievements of Nineteenth-Century Classical Liberalism

Market Fundamentals Begin to Bite

Demonization vs. the Constitution

The Sotomayor Vote