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June 8, 2010
Washington Times

Authority, Responsibility and Accountability
… six countries — and in no case did I have to wait more than five minutes at any security line or immigration control — and the personnel were respectful of the travelers in all cases. If courtesy and efficiency can be managed …
By Richard W. Rahn
May 23, 2024
Blog

Will Economic Growth Be Short-Lived as Fiscal Challenges Abound?
… spending is merely crowding out more productive private‐sector investments over the long run. Even the recent trend of increased immigration, which has improved the labor outlook, could prove temporary depending on the outcome of the upcoming presidential election. Fiscal …
By Romina Boccia and Dominik Lett
November 7, 2008
Cato.org

The Voters’ Message to Republicans
… governor Mike Huckabee, will seek a closer embrace of the Religious Right, combined with an anti‐business, anti‐trade, anti‐immigration economic populism. But the lesson of last week’s election is that if Republicans ever hope to again become …
By Michael D. Tanner
October 20, 2021
The Dispatch

What if the Labor Shortage Isn’t Transitory?
… an all‐time high.” This includes, as shown in the chart below, state and federal benefits, early retirements, severely restricted immigration, a switch to self‐employment, fear of COVID, and a geographic mismatch between unemployed workers and available jobs. Combined …
By Scott Lincicome
March 1, 2017
Cato Daily Podcast

Big Government Conservatism Returns
Featuring Michael D. Tanner and Caleb O. Brown
Winter 2020
Cato Journal

The Once and Future Worker: A Vision for the Renewal of Work in America by Oren Cass
By Daniel Griswold
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
February 24, 2016
Cato.org

Washington Warlord: Hillary Clinton’s Child Soldiers
By Nat Hentoff and Nick Hentoff
December 29, 2014
Blog

Federal-State Entanglement—Drug Policy Version
Oh what a tangled web we weave when from the text we take our leave.
By Roger Pilon
Winter 1998
Regulation

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Alternative to Regulation
By Maurice P. McTigue
November 8, 1995
Policy Analysis

No. 245
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Changing the Way We Do Business in International Relations
By Charles Schmitz
June 7, 2019
Blog

1.3 Percent of All Central Americans in the Northern Triangle Were Apprehended by Border Patrol This Fiscal Year – So Far
The rate of Northern Triangle emigration has accelerated rapidly over the last several years as reflected by the percent of the population in those countries apprehended by Border Patrol.
By Alex Nowrasteh
July 10, 2020
Foreign Policy

Does ‘Hamilton’ Have All the Answers for U.S. Foreign Policy?
The Broadway musical offers lessons on everything from regime change to balancing ideals and interests.
By Emma Ashford and Matthew Kroenig
2015-2016
Supreme Court Review

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Introduction
By Ilya Shapiro
March/April 2014
Policy Report

Well, Now You Know What’s in It

Cato Annual Report

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Your Body, Your Health Care

Free Society

Spring 2025

Authority, Responsibility and Accountability

Will Economic Growth Be Short-Lived as Fiscal Challenges Abound?

The Voters’ Message to Republicans

What if the Labor Shortage Isn’t Transitory?

Big Government Conservatism Returns

The Once and Future Worker: A Vision for the Renewal of Work in America by Oren Cass

The Legal Resistance to President Trump

Washington Warlord: Hillary Clinton’s Child Soldiers

Federal-State Entanglement—Drug Policy Version

Alternative to Regulation

Changing the Way We Do Business in International Relations

1.3 Percent of All Central Americans in the Northern Triangle Were Apprehended by Border Patrol This Fiscal Year – So Far

Does ‘Hamilton’ Have All the Answers for U.S. Foreign Policy?

Introduction

Well, Now You Know What’s in It