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June 15, 2007
The Weekly Standard

I’m Not Going to Pay a Lot for This MRI
… tax–free into a “health savings account” to cover your routine medical expenses. But you also have a health insurance policy with a deductible of $1,100 or more, which pays for any catastrophic medical bills. The important part is …
By Michael F. Cannon
Spring/Summer 2003
Cato Journal

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Enhancing Sovereign Debt Restructuring
… particular, try to provide a means to clarify the possibility of official financial assistance through the IFIs. Unless and until policies for official intervention are clari- fied, sovereigns and their creditors will face a costly and complex process for negotiation …
By Randall S. Kroszner
September 13, 2004
TCSdaily.com

Changing School Choice Strategy
… are considered by the courts to be government expenditures — tax credits are not. This legal distinction holds major political and policy implications. Blaine amendments and legal challenges based upon them, like the one that iced Florida’s voucher program, become …
By Adam B. Schaeffer
Spring/Summer 1994
Cato Journal

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Reverse Revenue Sharing: A Return to Fiscal Federalism
By Dwight R. Lee
February 18, 2021
Blog

COVID Highlights California’s Education Failures
The COVID crisis has further exposed, among other problems, the ways that California’s educational system marginalizes disadvantaged students and limits the schools that perform best for them.
By Michael D. Tanner
Winter 2015
Cato Journal

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Thinking Ahead of the Next Big Crash
By George C. Bitros
December 6, 2001
Social Security Choice Paper

No. 23
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The Impact of Social Security Reform on Low-Income Workers
By Jagadeesh Gokhale
June 21, 2021
Foundation for Economic Education

Four Signs Parents Won’t Be Sending Their Kids Back to Public School This Fall
Parents are discovering new educational options like never before.
By Kerry McDonald
June 12, 2019
The 74 Million

What if Vouchers Came with More Freedom for Public School Leaders? Our Research Shows They Still Wouldn’t Go Along
By Corey A. DeAngelis and Lindsey M. Burke
September 7, 2022
InkStick Media

Why Pakistan is Drowning
Pakistan’s flooding is a combination of corruption, mismanagement, and climate change.
By Jumaina Siddiqui and Sahar Khan
April 29, 2021
East Asia Forum Quarterly

A Clear Agenda to Save the WTO
To ensure the WTO remains fit for purpose, members should pursue changes in three areas: dispute settlement, negotiations and the WTO’s monitoring function.
By Inu Manak
August 31, 2022
The Bulwark

Mikhail Gorbachev, 1931—2022
The last Soviet leader’s record is more complicated than conventional wisdom suggests—but he was ultimately on the side of freedom.
By Cathy Young
November 25, 2013
Forbes.com

‘Nuclear Option’ Does Enable Democrats To Ensure One-Party Authoritarian Control of Health Care
It’s not just unfair or partisan or economically inefficient or unconstitutional. It’s also undemocratic.
By Michael F. Cannon
June 16, 2010
The Wall Street Journal

BP Doesn’t Deserve a Liability Cap
By Richard A. Epstein
January 14, 2009
Legal Briefs

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Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission
By Ilya Shapiro

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I’m Not Going to Pay a Lot for This MRI

Enhancing Sovereign Debt Restructuring

Changing School Choice Strategy

Reverse Revenue Sharing: A Return to Fiscal Federalism

COVID Highlights California’s Education Failures

Thinking Ahead of the Next Big Crash

The Impact of Social Security Reform on Low-Income Workers

Four Signs Parents Won’t Be Sending Their Kids Back to Public School This Fall

What if Vouchers Came with More Freedom for Public School Leaders? Our Research Shows They Still Wouldn’t Go Along

Why Pakistan is Drowning

A Clear Agenda to Save the WTO

Mikhail Gorbachev, 1931—2022

‘Nuclear Option’ Does Enable Democrats To Ensure One-Party Authoritarian Control of Health Care

BP Doesn’t Deserve a Liability Cap

Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission