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March 20, 2020
Cato Daily Podcast

Coronavirus, Oil Markets, and Foreign Policy
What do current historic lows for the price of oil mean for foreign policy in a time of pandemic? Cato’s Emma Ashford explains.
Featuring Emma Ashford and Caleb O. Brown
March 18, 2020
Blog

Holding the Line: Maintaining Fiscal and Monetary Policy Boundaries in the Midst of a Crisis
… having people take the message of Menace seriously. “Who now,” I wondered, “wants to hear about the need to respect policy boundaries? More likely the hue-and-cry will be, ‘Let’s pull all the stops: boundaries be damned!’” And …
By George Selgin
March 18, 2020
Research Briefs in Economic Policy

No. 206
Health Care Spending Projections and Policy Changes: Recognizing the Limitations of Existing Forecasts
There are few forecasts more important for public finance and public policy than the projected growth in health expenditures. Health spending may grow because of price inflation or improvements in the quality of medical care, but the future rate of …
By Daniel Shoag
March 12, 2020
The National Interest (Online)

Bernie Sanders Is a Foreign Policy Disappointment
… restoration of the congressional war power. Some observers saw a dramatic change bordering on a revolutionary one in his foreign policy perspective. That may be true with respect to policy in the Muslim world. In March 2019, he signed a …
By Ted Galen Carpenter
March 11, 2020
Blog

What Would Trade Policy Look Like Under a President Joe Biden?
… time in office has made clear is that having an experienced, knowledgeable, and politically savvy expert in charge of trade policy makes a difference. There will be a lot of immediate work to do on trade policy if Biden becomes …
By Simon Lester
March 10, 2020
China-US Focus

Trump Administration Policy Inadvertently Aids the Xi Government
… Trump administration and its successors also should adopt what President George W. Bush advocated and then abandoned, a “humble” foreign policy. Through secondary economic sanctions the U.S. has attempted to dictate policy to allies as well as adversaries. Resistance …
By Doug Bandow
March 7, 2020
Foreign Policy

What Does Super Tuesday Mean for U.S. Foreign Policy?
Let’s kick things off today with a discussion of the Democratic primary and where it’s going on foreign policy.
By Emma Ashford and Matthew Kroenig
March 4, 2020
Blog

The Classical Gold Standard Can Inform Monetary Policy
Whatever one may think of President Trump’s recent Fed picks, the gold standard itself deserves more respect than it’s been getting.
By James A. Dorn
March 2, 2020
The Bulwark

How to Make America’s Next Trade Policy
It is imperative that the next president work diligently to re-establish the United States as the global leader and defender of rules-based trade liberalization.
By Clark Packard, Scott Lincicome, Dr. Kimberly Clausing, & Dr. Mary Lovely
February 19, 2020
Blog

Winter 2020 Cato Journal in Review: Monetary Policy, International Conflict, U.S. History, and More
By Amanda Griffiths
February 18, 2020
Immigration Research and Policy Brief

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Immigration Research and Policy Brief 16 - Financing Immigration: The Financial-Market Value of a Market-Based Immigration System
By Alex Nowrasteh and Andrew C. Forrester
February 13, 2020
UK Telegraph

New Chancellor Rishi Sunak Must Prove the Conservatives Haven’t Forgotten Good Tax Policy
By Ryan Bourne
February 5, 2020
Research Briefs in Economic Policy

No. 200
Policy News and Stock Market Volatility
By Scott R. Baker, Nicholas Bloom, Steven J. Davis, & Kyle Kost
Winter 2020
Cato Journal

A Century of Federal Reserve Monetary Policy: Issues and Implications for the Future by Thomas R. Saving
By Peter Ireland
Winter 2020
Cato Journal

The Phillips Curve: A Poor Guide for Monetary Policy
By James A. Dorn

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Coronavirus, Oil Markets, and Foreign Policy

Holding the Line: Maintaining Fiscal and Monetary Policy Boundaries in the Midst of a Crisis

Health Care Spending Projections and Policy Changes: Recognizing the Limitations of Existing Forecasts

Bernie Sanders Is a Foreign Policy Disappointment

What Would Trade Policy Look Like Under a President Joe Biden?

Trump Administration Policy Inadvertently Aids the Xi Government

What Does Super Tuesday Mean for U.S. Foreign Policy?

The Classical Gold Standard Can Inform Monetary Policy

How to Make America’s Next Trade Policy

Winter 2020 Cato Journal in Review: Monetary Policy, International Conflict, U.S. History, and More

Immigration Research and Policy Brief 16 - Financing Immigration: The Financial-Market Value of a Market-Based Immigration System

New Chancellor Rishi Sunak Must Prove the Conservatives Haven’t Forgotten Good Tax Policy

Policy News and Stock Market Volatility

A Century of Federal Reserve Monetary Policy: Issues and Implications for the Future by Thomas R. Saving

The Phillips Curve: A Poor Guide for Monetary Policy