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October 24, 2017
Public Comments

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Statement on H.R. 4092 – “Agricultural Guestworker Act”
… is hard to replicate the skill and care of hand harvesters.”10 This means that a scarcity- inducing labor market policy also harms consumers by diminishing quality. Even if increased labor scarcity induced farmers to replace labor with machines, this …
By David J. Bier
July 30, 2013
Blog

Sprawl Does Not Reduce Economic Mobility
… with sprawl. Why is Krugman suddenly pandering to the anti-sprawl community? Back in 2005, Krugman correctly identified anti-sprawl policies as the cause of the housing bubble. He must be aware of research showing that minority homeownership rates are …
By Randal O’Toole
Winter 1987
Cato Journal

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Don’t Revise the Clayton Act, Scrap It !
… Profits are high not because prices are high but because costs are low. This of course means that a social policy hostile to high concentration operates to the detriment of consumer welfare. ‘Subsequent, but unimportant, guideline revisions were made in …
By William F. Shughart II
Winter 2023-2024
Regulation

Book Review: SVB and Beyond: The Banking Stress of 2023
By Vern McKinley
Spring 2014
Regulation

Disaster on the Elk River
By Tim Rowland
Fall 2005
Cato Journal

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Peter Bauer: An Unusual Applied Economist
By Basil S. Yamey
Sept/Oct 1985
Regulation

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Stretching Public Ownership vs. Energy Conservation: A Paradox ff Utility Regulation
By James Q. Wilson and Louise Richardson
August 4, 2022
Blog

Senate Hearing Shows Consensus on Electoral Count Act Reform
Also: Sen. Roy Blunt raises a needed fix to presidential succession.
By Andy Craig
March 25, 2013
Reason.com

Federalism Is Beside the Point in Gay Marriage Lawsuits
Some libertarians are conflicted over what the U.S. Supreme Court should do when presented with challenges to state laws that don’t allow for same-sex marriage.
By Ilya Shapiro
October 1, 2010
Books

Economic Freedom of the World 2010 Annual Report
By James D. Gwartney, Robert A. Lawson, and Joshua C. Hall
July 13, 2016
National Review (Online)

Hillary: Morphing into Bernie
Instead of pivoting to the center, Clinton keeps shuffling left.
By Michael D. Tanner
January 8, 2014
Cato.org

Time to Return Edward Snowden with Honor and a Pardon
By Nat Hentoff
January 25, 2001
National Review (Online)

Vouching for Bush
By Darcy Olsen
May 21, 2021
Blog

Moving the Goal Posts
Instead of proposing to limit spending to revenues, Republicans responded to a Democratic proposal to massively increase deficit spending on highways and transit with their own bill that would also dramatically increase deficit spending.
By Randal O’Toole
February 23, 2016
The Hill (Online)

Why Partisan Fights over Supreme Court Nominees Are a Good Thing
People lambaste “playing politics,” but “playing politics” serves a purpose.
By Trevor Burrus

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Statement on H.R. 4092 – “Agricultural Guestworker Act”

Sprawl Does Not Reduce Economic Mobility

Don’t Revise the Clayton Act, Scrap It !

Book Review: SVB and Beyond: The Banking Stress of 2023

Disaster on the Elk River

Peter Bauer: An Unusual Applied Economist

Stretching Public Ownership vs. Energy Conservation: A Paradox ff Utility Regulation

Senate Hearing Shows Consensus on Electoral Count Act Reform

Federalism Is Beside the Point in Gay Marriage Lawsuits

Economic Freedom of the World 2010 Annual Report

Hillary: Morphing into Bernie

Time to Return Edward Snowden with Honor and a Pardon

Vouching for Bush

Moving the Goal Posts

Why Partisan Fights over Supreme Court Nominees Are a Good Thing