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May 10, 2010
Huffington Post

The Podesta Group: Playing Both PMC Sides
… he wanted to “make sure others who care about procurement have a forum to discuss and push for sound procurement policy.” I’m not much of a conspiracy theorist, but I’m gonna go out on a limb and state …
By David Isenberg
October 6, 2008
Blog

Downsizing the Veep
… ordinary service before it’s needed. Presidents are lost in three ways: death, resignation, and impeachment. Vice presidential involvement in policy has the potential to put the “spare” role at risk in at least two of these contexts. When Presidents …
By Gene Healy
Winter 1996
Regulation

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Turning up the Heat in the Natural Gas Industry
… reform. The first was wellhead deregulation. In response to natural gas shortages in interstate markets, Congress passed the Natural Gas Policy Act of 1978. The act called for the phase-out of well- head regulation. Total deregulation of wellhead gas …
By Kenneth W. Costello and Daniel J. Duann
September 20, 2024
Blog

Immigration Isn’t Causing Unemployment
Immigrants are not taking jobs away from Americans or causing the unemployment rate to rise. A decline in immigration would be a bad sign for the labor market. Immigrants come when job opportunities exist.
By David J. Bier
October 20, 2021
The Dispatch

What if the Labor Shortage Isn’t Transitory?
Signs point to the current labor shortages persisting well into next year—if not longer.
By Scott Lincicome
March 2, 2020
Inside Sources

You Take a Student Loan, You Repay It
The fact that one should repay one’s debts should not be the least bit controversial.
By Neal McCluskey
February 23, 2011
Forbes.com

Foreign Aid, or Foreign Hindrance
By Doug Bandow
February 12, 2009
Blog

Nadya Suleman’s Octuplets & the Perils of Public Charity
By Michael F. Cannon
October 12, 2018
Blog

Universal Savings Accounts Can Fix 401(k) Leakage
Universal Savings Accounts would help Americans at all income levels increase their financial security.
By Chris Edwards
Winter 2017
Cato Journal

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Have Multilateral Conventions Lowered Bribery Around the World?
By Mushfiq Swaleheen and Marcus T. Allen
December 15, 2013
Washington Times

Government’s Big Energy Folly
The West’s relentless campaign for “green” energy is finally running into economic and political reality.
By Patrick J. Michaels
November 8, 2010
Blog

All of Your Money Belongs to the State … NRO Edition!
By Adam B. Schaeffer
July 30, 2009
American Spectator

Vote No on Sonia Sotomayor
By Doug Bandow
Nov/Dec 1981
Regulation

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Breaking Up Is Hard to Do
By Frank H. Easterbrook
Fall 2023
Regulation

The Costs of the New Weight Loss Hope Could Be Very High
By Chad Cotti

Cato Annual Report

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Spring 2025

The Podesta Group: Playing Both PMC Sides

Downsizing the Veep

Turning up the Heat in the Natural Gas Industry

Immigration Isn’t Causing Unemployment

What if the Labor Shortage Isn’t Transitory?

You Take a Student Loan, You Repay It

Foreign Aid, or Foreign Hindrance

Nadya Suleman’s Octuplets & the Perils of Public Charity

Universal Savings Accounts Can Fix 401(k) Leakage

Have Multilateral Conventions Lowered Bribery Around the World?

Government’s Big Energy Folly

All of Your Money Belongs to the State … NRO Edition!

Vote No on Sonia Sotomayor

Breaking Up Is Hard to Do

The Costs of the New Weight Loss Hope Could Be Very High