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August 31, 2017
Blog

The Economic and Budgetary Cost of Repealing DACA at the State Level
… be $59.3 billion, or within one percent of our own estimate. To provide a bit more relevant data for policymakers, we have supplemented our original work by breaking down the fiscal and economic costs at the state level. Using …
By Ike Brannon
April 6, 2016
Blog

America’s Economic Problem Is Regulation, not Trade
… are suffering. But closing off the economy is no answer to them. As I pointed out in American Spectator online: “Policymakers should address federal, state, and local governments which are doing so much to prevent American companies from out‐competing …
By Doug Bandow
March 1, 2016
Legal Briefs

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United States Army Corps of Engineers v. Hawkes Co.
… Third New Int’l Dictionary (2002) ……….. 10 1 INTEREST OF THE AMICUS CURIAE1 The Cato Institute is a nonpartisan public-policy research foundation established in 1977 and dedicat- ed to advancing the principles of individual liberty, free markets, and limited …
By Ilya Shapiro and Trevor Burrus
February 9, 2012
Blog

Indian Gaming: The Lobbyists Always Win
… wealth is channeled to lawyers and lobbyists but the overall economy shrinks due to the misallocation of resources. The best policy for gaming would be to repeal all government restrictions and to treat gaming like any other industry. That would …
By Chris Edwards
Fall 2008
Regulation

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Property Rights Apologia
By Timothy Sandefur
Fall 2008
Regulation

pdf (159.25 kB)
Recasting Morriss’s Bootleggers
By Josh Eagle
Winter 2007
Cato Journal

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Why the U.S. External Imbalance Matters
By William R. Cline
Fall 1992
Cato Journal

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The Political Economy of Mandated Spending
By Marilyn R. Flowers
April 14, 2025
Blog

Making Medicine Cost More Won’t Make America Healthy Again
Punishing the supply chain that delivers medicines is the wrong approach.
By Jeffrey A. Singer
January 3, 2023
Blog

If SAMHSA Seriously Wants to Destigmatize People with Substance Use Disorder, It Can Start by Destigmatizing How They Receive Treatment
The only way to completely destigmatize people with substance use disorder, and thus facilitate their access to care and improve the likelihood of recovery, is to remove the regulations and restrictions unique to opioid treatment programs.
By Jeffrey A. Singer
April 5, 2022
Blog

Africans Face Steepest Decline in Immigrant Visas under Biden
The inequitable recovery in immigrant visa processing highlights how the Biden administration is resuming the operation of the immigration system that the Trump administration dismantled for only certain groups.
By David J. Bier
December 22, 2011
Washington Times

Why Can’t We Stop Fighting Over Christmas?
By Neal McCluskey
October 31, 2024
Legal Briefs

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Noland v. State of Montana
By Thomas A. Berry, Brent Skorup, and Charles Brandt
August 1, 2016
The Federalist

Why Birthright Citizenship Is Good for America
The Fourteenth Amendment’s citizenship clause granting birthright citizenship has aided immigrant assimilation in the United States.
By Alex Nowrasteh
Winter 2013 - 2014
Regulation

Appreciating the City, and the Suburbs
By William A. Fischel

Cato Annual Report

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Your Body, Your Health Care

Free Society

Spring 2025

The Economic and Budgetary Cost of Repealing DACA at the State Level

America’s Economic Problem Is Regulation, not Trade

United States Army Corps of Engineers v. Hawkes Co.

Indian Gaming: The Lobbyists Always Win

Property Rights Apologia

Recasting Morriss’s Bootleggers

Why the U.S. External Imbalance Matters

The Political Economy of Mandated Spending

Making Medicine Cost More Won’t Make America Healthy Again

If SAMHSA Seriously Wants to Destigmatize People with Substance Use Disorder, It Can Start by Destigmatizing How They Receive Treatment

Africans Face Steepest Decline in Immigrant Visas under Biden

Why Can’t We Stop Fighting Over Christmas?

Noland v. State of Montana

Why Birthright Citizenship Is Good for America

Appreciating the City, and the Suburbs