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Winter 2001
Cato Journal

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Note Issue by Banks: A Step toward Free Banking in the United States?
… 10]). 1The following account relies heavily on Hepburn ([1903] 1968) and Timberlake (1993) for general information on U.S. monetary policy and banking law. CATO JOURNAL 454 Banks chartered by a state could only operate within its boundaries; there were …
By Kurt Schuler
May 6, 2025
Stat News

The Entire U.S. Health Care System Must Be Torn Down and Rebuilt
Social Security offers a model that would benefit Americans.
By Charles Silver
March 17, 2018
The Daily Beast

Study: Real News Tops Fake News (And Yes, This Is Real News)
Americans care about their political parties, and they hold tightly to their political beliefs. But they also like being accurate.
By David Kirby and Thomas Wood
September 22, 2015
Blog

Pope’s Visit Good Time to Contemplate Educational Freedom
There is, of course, a lot that could be discussed with the coming of the Pope, but for education it is a good time to remember the crucial importance of freedom.
By Neal McCluskey
January 27, 2012
Forbes.com

Watts Up? Who Killed Climate Change?
By Patrick J. Michaels
September 1, 2006
Cato’s Letter

Vol. 4 No. 4
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Deregulation and the Global Market Revolution
By Frederick W. Smith
March 11, 2024
Blog

The Incoherence of the White House’s Anti- “Junk Fees” Agenda
Faced with voters still angry about the episode of high inflation they’ve endured, the anti-”junk fees” agenda has allowed the administration to deflect blame to corporations for unpopular fees and charges. The more the White House pursues this agenda, however, the more incoherent the restrictions on fees become, and the more fanciful the estimates of the benefits to customers.
By Ryan Bourne and Sophia Bagley
May 17, 2023
The Dispatch

The American Wealth Machine and Its Misguided Discontents
Despite what you might hear (or believe), the U.S. economy continues to dominate the world.
By Scott Lincicome
September 10, 2021
Legal Briefs

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Carson v. Makin
By Ilya Shapiro, Trevor Burrus, Neal McCluskey, & Nived Rajendran
Winter 2016
Cato Journal

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Our Kids: The American Dream in Crisis by Robert Putnam
By Matt Warner
Spring 1982
Cato Journal

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Legal Issues in Pollution-Engendered Torts
By Robert K. Best and James I. Collins
June 2011
Oklahoma Journal of Public Affairs

Vol. 16 No. 6
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How High Is Teacher Pay in Oklahoma?
By Neal McCluskey
Spring 1981
Cato Journal

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Competition and Monopoly in World Oil Markets: The Role of the International Oil Companies
By Richard B. Mancke
January 19, 2017
The Federalist

Top 10 Ways Obama Violated the Constitution during His Presidency
The Obama administration has been the most lawless in U.S. history. Here are just a few examples to prove it.
By Ilya Shapiro
Summer 2009
Regulation

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Reining in Bad Actors

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Free Society

Spring 2025

Note Issue by Banks: A Step toward Free Banking in the United States?

The Entire U.S. Health Care System Must Be Torn Down and Rebuilt

Study: Real News Tops Fake News (And Yes, This Is Real News)

Pope’s Visit Good Time to Contemplate Educational Freedom

Watts Up? Who Killed Climate Change?

Deregulation and the Global Market Revolution

The Incoherence of the White House’s Anti- “Junk Fees” Agenda

The American Wealth Machine and Its Misguided Discontents

Carson v. Makin

Our Kids: The American Dream in Crisis by Robert Putnam

Legal Issues in Pollution-Engendered Torts

How High Is Teacher Pay in Oklahoma?

Competition and Monopoly in World Oil Markets: The Role of the International Oil Companies

Top 10 Ways Obama Violated the Constitution during His Presidency

Reining in Bad Actors