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December 27, 2012
Cato Daily Podcast

The GOP’s Necessary Immigration Shift
Featuring Alex Nowrasteh and Caleb O. Brown
December 27, 2012
Media Highlights TV

Gabriela Calderón discusses dollarization in Ecuador in a Students for Liberty conference in Guayaquil
Featuring Gabriela Calderon de Burgos
December 27, 2012
Legal Briefs

Spirit Airlines v. U.S. Dep’t of Transportation
By Ilya Shapiro and Sophie Cole
2012
Oxford Encyclopedia of American Military and Diplomatic History

The Balkan Wars of the 1990s
By Ted Galen Carpenter
December 27, 2012
Blog

The Senate’s Rushed Debate on NSA Spying Powers
There’s no realistic chance the Senate is going to let this legislation expire but, Mayan calendar notwithstanding, the world would not end if it did.
By Julian Sanchez
December 27, 2012
Blog

Free Trade in Health Insurance
Trade would mean that the health insurance industry has more competition, and consumers would benefit as a result.
By Simon Lester
December 27, 2012
Blog

How the Welfare State Traps the Poor in Dependency, the British Version
Unbelievably, some people would be better off earning $29,000 rather than $69,000.
By Daniel J. Mitchell
December 27, 2012
The Baltimore Sun

Ruling Discredits UM Law Clinic’s Involvement
In a better world, Thursday’s ruling would lead to a bit of soul-searching about whether it’s a good thing to let state-affiliated law clinics turn into ideological sandboxes.
By Walter Olson
December 27, 2012
Blog

The Upside of the Greek Crisis
By David Boaz
December 27, 2012
Tax and Budget Bulletin

No. 66
Advantages of Low Capital Gains Tax Rates
Higher capital gains tax rates will harm investment, entrepreneurship, and growth, and will raise little, if any, added federal revenue.
By Chris Edwards
December 26, 2012
Media Highlights Radio

Robert A. Levy discusses drug legalization on The Bob Harden Show
Featuring Robert A. Levy
December 26, 2012
Cato Daily Podcast

FISA Amendments Expiration and Unchecked Power
Featuring Julian Sanchez and Caleb O. Brown
December 26, 2012
Blog

An Inside View of Public Schools
How well are students being served by schools where “they were just happy you turned in your work”?
By David Boaz
December 26, 2012
Blog

The Flaw in Conservative Pragmatism
If the European model works so well, why are the core countries of Europe striving to reform their very precious social model?
By Alberto Mingardi
December 26, 2012
Blog

Don’t Renters Have Fourth Amendment Rights?
The privacy of the home and its contents is fundamental to the liberty of individuals and families, so the recent growth of rental-home inspection laws poses a grave threat to the nation’s basic first principles.
By Ilya Shapiro

Cato Annual Report

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Saving Academia: A Conversation with Rep. Burgess Owens

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Spring 2025

The GOP’s Necessary Immigration Shift

Gabriela Calderón discusses dollarization in Ecuador in a Students for Liberty conference in Guayaquil

Spirit Airlines v. U.S. Dep’t of Transportation

The Balkan Wars of the 1990s

The Senate’s Rushed Debate on NSA Spying Powers

Free Trade in Health Insurance

How the Welfare State Traps the Poor in Dependency, the British Version

Ruling Discredits UM Law Clinic’s Involvement

The Upside of the Greek Crisis

Advantages of Low Capital Gains Tax Rates

Robert A. Levy discusses drug legalization on The Bob Harden Show

FISA Amendments Expiration and Unchecked Power

An Inside View of Public Schools

The Flaw in Conservative Pragmatism

Don’t Renters Have Fourth Amendment Rights?