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July 23, 2001
Cato.org

A Big Win for Social Security Reform
… provide congressional supporters of individual accounts with a new dose of political courage. Give the American people a better retirement system and let the naysayers do their worst. Social Security reform has become, not just good policy, but good politics.
By Michael D. Tanner
Fall 1983
Cato Journal

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Comment on Misdirection of Labor and Capital under Social Security
By Gary T. Burtless
Fall 1983
Cato Journal

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Misdirection of Labor and Capital under Social Security
By Roger W. Garrison
May 15, 2021
National Review (Online)

Why Is the Government Trying to Kill Home-Based Businesses?
Some zoning rules make sense, but many cities have gone too far in squelching neighborhood entrepreneurship, enacting excessively tight rules on businesses in homes.
By Chris Edwards
October 5, 2014
Palm Beach Post

Florida’s School Choice Law Constitutional, Cost-Effective
Tax credits are constitutionally no different than tax deductions for charitable contributions to religious organizations or property tax exemptions for houses of worship.
By Jason Bedrick
May 29, 2013
Cato.org

Bringing Civics Classes Back to Schools: Obama Impeachment?
By Nat Hentoff
Nov/Dec 1986
Regulation

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Do Campaign Finance Laws Protect Voters or Incumbents?
Nov/Dec 1986
Regulation

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Regulating Regulation
Nov/Dec 1986
Regulation

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Jittery Play Spoils Legal Superbowl
Nov/Dec 1986
Regulation

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Tanking Up
July 20, 2023
The Wall Street Journal

We Will Never Run out of Resources
The supply of minerals is theoretically finite, but human knowledge and creativity are limitless.
By Marian L. Tupy and David Deutsch
August 19, 2022
SubStack

Round-up: Can We Define Economic Dynamism?
So what is the DC government doing to help?
By Ryan Bourne
Spring 2020
Regulation

Vol. 43 No. 1
The Great Divergence that Malthus Missed
In many other developed countries, population would have declined in recent years were it not for immigration.
By Thomas Grennes
October 3, 2019
The Hechinger Report

Why Affirmative Action Should Be Prohibited at Public Colleges, Even Though the Harvard Decision Was Right
The power of persuasion should be what moves people toward what is morally good, not the power of government.
By Neal McCluskey
March 29, 2018
The Paisano

San Antonio Charter Schools Get More Bang for Buck
Let’s magnify the positive impacts by giving children the same amount of educational resources, no matter what public school works best for them.
By Corey A. DeAngelis

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Spring 2025

A Big Win for Social Security Reform

Comment on Misdirection of Labor and Capital under Social Security

Misdirection of Labor and Capital under Social Security

Why Is the Government Trying to Kill Home-Based Businesses?

Florida’s School Choice Law Constitutional, Cost-Effective

Bringing Civics Classes Back to Schools: Obama Impeachment?

Do Campaign Finance Laws Protect Voters or Incumbents?

Regulating Regulation

Jittery Play Spoils Legal Superbowl

Tanking Up

We Will Never Run out of Resources

Round-up: Can We Define Economic Dynamism?

The Great Divergence that Malthus Missed

Why Affirmative Action Should Be Prohibited at Public Colleges, Even Though the Harvard Decision Was Right

San Antonio Charter Schools Get More Bang for Buck