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July 6, 2016
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What We Know About Fatal Tesla Accident
… The day before information about the Tesla accident became publicly known, the National Association of City Transportation Officials issued a policy statement about self‐driving cars urging, among other things, that drivers not be allowed to use “partially automated vehicles …
By Randal O’Toole
July 25, 2014
The Wall Street Journal (Online)

Reining in ObamaCare—and the President
… we are told they have, it is because the president was unlawfully subsidizing more than half of them. Subsidies for policies purchased on an exchange automatically trigger taxes against both employers and individuals who do not purchase the mandated level …
By Michael F. Cannon and Jonathan H. Adler
Summer 2013
Regulation

Behave!
… their discussion of guaranteed renewability of health insurance. It makes sense that there would be consumer demand for health insurance policies that are renewable at a price that reflects the buyer’s risk profile going in. That way, if something …
By David R. Henderson
March 1, 2013
Legal Briefs

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United States v. Windsor
By Ilya Shapiro, Robert A. Levy, Roger Pilon, James Schindler, & Sophie Cole
May 21, 2012
Globe Asia

‘Wrong Way’ Krugman Flies Again, and Again
By Steve H. Hanke
October 29, 2001
Cato.org

Stop the New Amtrak Bailouts
By Joseph Vranich and Edward L. Hudgins
Fall 1998
Regulation

pdf (64.64 kB)
Getting Beyond the Managed Care Backlash
By Tom Miller and Gregory Conko
March 20, 1997
The Wall Street Journal

Why Campaign Finance Reform Never Works
By Bradley A. Smith
April 19, 2017
National Review (Online)

To Reform Indigent Defense, Bring the Market In
Letting indigent defendants choose their lawyers should be adopted more widely.
By Tim Lynch
March 13, 2011
New York Post

Animal House
By Walter Olson
Summer 2010
Regulation

Working Papers
By Peter Van Doren
April 29, 2008
National Review (Online)

Be Judicial in Your Compassion
By Robert A. Levy
Fall 1981
Cato Journal

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Public Goods andthe Theory of Government
By Joseph P. Kalt
September 18, 2012
Books

Economic Freedom of the World: 2012 Annual Report
By James D. Gwartney, Joshua C. Hall, and Robert A. Lawson
July 31, 2019
The Hill (Online)

‘Free’ College Hurts Minorities and Low-Income Americans
Biden, Warren, and Sanders’ proposals ignore the predictable behavioral response to the offer of free college and will ultimately make the poorly designed higher education financing system even worse.
By Russell Rhine

Cato Annual Report

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What We Know About Fatal Tesla Accident

Reining in ObamaCare—and the President

Behave!

United States v. Windsor

‘Wrong Way’ Krugman Flies Again, and Again

Stop the New Amtrak Bailouts

Getting Beyond the Managed Care Backlash

Why Campaign Finance Reform Never Works

To Reform Indigent Defense, Bring the Market In

Animal House

Working Papers

Be Judicial in Your Compassion

Public Goods andthe Theory of Government

Economic Freedom of the World: 2012 Annual Report

‘Free’ College Hurts Minorities and Low-Income Americans