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Policy Report

Vol. 45 No. 3
pdf (33.66 MB)
May/June 2023
April 26, 2017
Blog

Takeaways from Trump’s First 100 Days
The Trump administration had a bumpy first 100 days in office. They also misplaced an aircraft carrier.
By Emma Ashford
September 9, 2019
Yale Journal on Regulation

Kisor’s Coming out Party
By William Yeatman
August 15, 2012
National Review (Online)

Obama’s Overreaches
By Michael D. Tanner
July 20, 2023
The Hill (Online)

Now More than Ever, Americans Should Defend Liberalism
Economic reality doesn’t generally appeal to either left or right these days.
By David Boaz
June 24, 2021
UK Telegraph

The Welfare State Debt Wave Is the One to Worry About
For some, the answer to all this is obvious: raise taxes.
By Ryan Bourne
September 5, 2016
Huffington Post

UK Trade Agreements After Brexit: How to Address Tariffs and Regulatory Trade Barriers
The fundamental question here is one of balance between economic efficiency and sovereignty / autonomy.
By Simon Lester
February 9, 2020
Yale Journal on Regulation

Ninth Circuit Review-Reviewed: Even More Standing
By William Yeatman
November 14, 2012
National Review (Online)

Boehner’s Blunder
By Michael D. Tanner
July/August 2010
Policy Report

Don’t Fear the Chinese, Sell to Them
August 17, 2024
MSNBC.com

Elon Musk Was Right to Tell E.U. Regulators to Buzz Off
When unelected European bureaucrats demanded he censor his X talk with Trump, he was correct to resist such foreign meddling in a U.S. election.
By David Inserra
Spring 2017
Regulation

Trade as “Social Dumping”
By Pierre Lemieux
November 12, 2020
UK Telegraph

The Shackles of a Republican Senate Could Be a Blessing for Biden
Yes, Donald Trump was defeated. But the transformative progressive shift in policy they hoped for was a casualty of the voting booths too.
By Ryan Bourne
September 24, 2020
Reason

Book Review: John Yoo: The Man Who Would Make the President King
The Trump presidency has been a stress test for maximalist theories of presidential power.
By Gene Healy
June 24, 2016
National Interest (Online)

Brexit Is Bad News for the EU — Not Britain
If it remains committed to free trade and entrepreneurship, Britain can show the rest of Europe that it is possible to live in prosperity and peace outside the suffocating confines of the EU.
By Marian L. Tupy

Cato Annual Report

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May/June 2023

Takeaways from Trump’s First 100 Days

Kisor’s Coming out Party

Obama’s Overreaches

Now More than Ever, Americans Should Defend Liberalism

The Welfare State Debt Wave Is the One to Worry About

UK Trade Agreements After Brexit: How to Address Tariffs and Regulatory Trade Barriers

Ninth Circuit Review-Reviewed: Even More Standing

Boehner’s Blunder

Don’t Fear the Chinese, Sell to Them

Elon Musk Was Right to Tell E.U. Regulators to Buzz Off

Trade as “Social Dumping”

The Shackles of a Republican Senate Could Be a Blessing for Biden

Book Review: John Yoo: The Man Who Would Make the President King

Brexit Is Bad News for the EU — Not Britain