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July 27, 2015
Legal Briefs

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United States v. DeCoster
By Matthew G. Kaiser, Patrick N. Forrest, Ilya Shapiro, & Randal John Meyer
May 19, 2009
Blog

A Dialogue on School Choice, Part 4
By Andrew J. Coulson
October 6, 1998
Cato.org

Time to Terminate the IMF
By Anna. J. Schwartz
November 30, 2018
Blog

Callous Ideologues: Illinois Legislators Pass Law to Punish Patients with Preexisting Conditions
There is no way to dress up laws restricting short-term plans as anything other than government rationing of care to the sick.
By Michael F. Cannon
March 6, 2018
Blog

Government Immigrant Assimilation Programs Can Backfire: The Case of German Americans
Immigrants become patriotic (they really do) and love the United States because it is a lovable country – two things a government program cannot and should not teach.
By Alex Nowrasteh
November 24, 2008
TechKnowledge

No. 120
Scrap E-Verify
By Jim Harper
2017
Mississippi Law Journal

Vol. 87 No. 1
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A Consummate Gentleman and a Judge’s Judge
By Ilya Shapiro
Summer 2001
Regulation

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Bankruptcy and Small Business
By Michelle J. White
December 9, 2022
Blog

Why is the Fed Further Inverting the Yield Curve?
The FOMC is nearing the end of a rapid daredevil sprint toward a steep cliff, running on the same Fed path that has repeatedly ended with recession and sharply cutting rates. To avoid cutting rates, they would need to avoid another unnecessary recession.
By Alan Reynolds
Winter 2020-2021
Regulation

Liberty in Peril
In any case, we accept that, for all its flaws, democracy is the way the United States is supposed to work.
By George C. Leef
March 30, 2010
Globe Asia

The Profit-Interest Gap
By Steve H. Hanke
May 16, 2011
American Conservative

Book Review: Hail to the Tyrant
By Gene Healy
Winter 2010
Cato Journal

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Why Project Labor Agreements Are Not in the Public Interest
By David G. Tuerk
May 10, 2023
Blog

R.I.P. Newton Minow
And R.I.P. the “Vast Wasteland.”
By Paul Matzko
October 1, 2019
Blog

Beefy Arguments for Libertarianism
We’ve long understood that chicken and fish to be safe, but a new study has been released suggesting that both red meat (beef, pork, lamb or venison) and processed meat (sausages, bacon, ham, hot dogs) are also safe; and the panjandrums of the nutrition orthodoxy are outraged.
By Terence Kealey

Cato Annual Report

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Your Body, Your Health Care

Free Society

Spring 2025

United States v. DeCoster

A Dialogue on School Choice, Part 4

Time to Terminate the IMF

Callous Ideologues: Illinois Legislators Pass Law to Punish Patients with Preexisting Conditions

Government Immigrant Assimilation Programs Can Backfire: The Case of German Americans

Scrap E-Verify

A Consummate Gentleman and a Judge’s Judge

Bankruptcy and Small Business

Why is the Fed Further Inverting the Yield Curve?

Liberty in Peril

The Profit-Interest Gap

Book Review: Hail to the Tyrant

Why Project Labor Agreements Are Not in the Public Interest

R.I.P. Newton Minow

Beefy Arguments for Libertarianism