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December 19, 2024
Blog

America Can Do Better than Public Housing
… The “Right to Buy” discount was substantial, reportedly between 44 percent and 70 percent in the late 1980s, and the policy resulted in a considerable conversion of public housing to privately owned homes, with millions of former public housing residents …
By Vanessa Brown Calder
Summer 2024
Regulation

No “Cozy Triopoly”
… market was highly deconcentrated on a national scale because wireless licenses were issued across hundreds of local coverage areas. This policy was in contrast with virtually all other countries, which issue (large) regional or national licenses. Consolidation was inevitable if …
By Thomas W. Hazlett and Robert W. Crandall
November 26, 2021
UK Telegraph

Conceited Politicians Are in Denial about the Real Costs of Their ‘Green Jobs’ Revolution
… Expounding it just acknowledges that going green has costs and that focusing on direct jobs created as a goal of policy as part of that process is misguided. Denying this reality, in fact, distracts politicians from a sensible goal: delivering …
By Ryan Bourne
Fall 2020
Cato Journal

Economic Liberalizations Around the World Since 1970: Shock Therapy Versus Gradualism
By Kerianne N. Lawson and Robert A. Lawson
March 24, 2017
Cato Online Forum

May the Quiet Revolution Continue
Free societies depend on an intellectual foundation — both a constitution that constrains power and a consensus both elite and popular around liberty, markets, pluralism, and tolerance.
By David Boaz
January 15, 2014
Cato.org

At Last, Parent Resistance to Collective Standardized Tests
By Nat Hentoff
December 17, 2013
Blog

Going Bananas: Another Climate Change Hustle
Blaming anthropogenic climate change for the great Costa Rican banana crisis, is well, bananas.
By Paul C. “Chip” Knappenberger and Patrick J. Michaels
October 27, 2009
Washington Times

The Real Pay Scandal
By Richard W. Rahn
January 8, 2009
Blog

The Mixed Up Minds of Education Neocons
By Neal McCluskey
February 11, 2025
Blog

Free-Market Coalition Calls on Congress to Repeal the Inflation Reduction Act’s Green Subsidies
The IRA is a cornerstone of big government economic planning and is wreaking havoc on the energy sector and taxpayers alike. Congress should reject the left’s Green New Deal in favor of simpler, lower, and fairer taxes for all Americans.
By Travis Fisher, Adam N. Michel , and Joshua Loucks
November 22, 2022
Newsday

Musk Is Leading Twitter Down a Fraught Path
Will Twitter collapse, or get back to normal and even improve?
By Cathy Young
Winter 2021/2022
Regulation

The Rise and Results of ‘Megaproviders’
By Phil R. Murray
May 25, 2021
Blog

USCIS Should Allow DOL to Certify H-2A and H-2B Recurring Jobs for up to Three Years
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services should allow the Department of Labor to certify H-2A and H-2B recurring jobs for up to three years, and DOL should certify those jobs for up to 3 years.
By David J. Bier
February 22, 2018
Blog

New U.S. Immigrants Are as Educated as New Canadian Immigrants
New legal immigrants to the United States are as educated as new immigrants to Canada, contrary to what the President and Attorney General believe.
By David J. Bier
Fall 1997
Regulation

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Weighing Alternative Approaches to Trade
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Cato Annual Report

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Spring 2025

America Can Do Better than Public Housing

No “Cozy Triopoly”

Conceited Politicians Are in Denial about the Real Costs of Their ‘Green Jobs’ Revolution

Economic Liberalizations Around the World Since 1970: Shock Therapy Versus Gradualism

May the Quiet Revolution Continue

At Last, Parent Resistance to Collective Standardized Tests

Going Bananas: Another Climate Change Hustle

The Real Pay Scandal

The Mixed Up Minds of Education Neocons

Free-Market Coalition Calls on Congress to Repeal the Inflation Reduction Act’s Green Subsidies

Musk Is Leading Twitter Down a Fraught Path

The Rise and Results of ‘Megaproviders’

USCIS Should Allow DOL to Certify H-2A and H-2B Recurring Jobs for up to Three Years

New U.S. Immigrants Are as Educated as New Canadian Immigrants

Weighing Alternative Approaches to Trade