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  • December 10, 2024
    Blog
    New CBO Report on Growth and Tax Cuts Tells Only Half the Story
    New CBO Report on Growth and Tax Cuts Tells Only Half the Story
    … story is that the economic risks of large government debts are not an immutable fact; the federal debt is a policy choice made by Congress. Making different choices, such as pairing tax cuts with spending cuts, would be massively pro …
    By Adam N. Michel
  • December 10, 2024
    Power Problems
    The Fall of Assad & Syria’s Uncertain Future
    The Fall of Assad & Syria’s Uncertain Future
    Joshua Landis, professor of Middle East studies at the University of Oklahoma, discusses the recent rebel advances in Syria, the causes and conditions that paved the way for these events, the many mistakes of US policy since the start of …
    Featuring Joshua Landis and John Glaser
  • December 9, 2024
    Blog
    Are Libertarians Pro-Union or Anti-Union?
    Are Libertarians Pro-Union or Anti-Union?
    … drivers with better wages and the option to drive without leasing. Thus, the libertarian position on monopsony power and union policy parallels the libertarian position on market power and antitrust policy. In neither case do libertarians insist that private arrangements …
    By Jeffrey Miron
  • December 3, 2024
    DC Journal
    Don't Let Antitrust Lawsuits Be the Grinch That Steals iPhones
    Don’t Let Antitrust Lawsuits Be the Grinch That Steals iPhones
    … make technology worse for consumers.As antitrust cases continue to focus on competitors, prosecutors have forgotten the heart of competition policy, and antitrust enforcement is supposed to be a competitive market that benefits consumers. Instead, policymakers seem to focus on …
    By Jennifer Huddleston
  • November 20, 2024
    The Dispatch
    On Trade, Trump 2.0 Won't Be Like Trump 1.0--for Better and Worse
    On Trade, Trump 2.0 Won’t Be Like Trump 1.0—for Better and Worse
    … tariffs and related chaos imposed relatively high costs with relatively little to show for it. On the other hand, the policy also wasn’t as devastating as some folks (not me, for the record) predicted. As bad as the policies …
    By Scott Lincicome
  • November 19, 2024
    Blog
    Facing the 2025 Fiscal Cliff: Reduce Deficits with Spending Cuts or Risk Inflation and Voter Backlash
    Facing the 2025 Fiscal Cliff: Reduce Deficits with Spending Cuts or Risk Inflation and Voter Backlash
    President Trump and Congress have a choice: stabilize America’s finances or risk leaving future generations a legacy of economic ruin. By cutting spending and lowering deficits, policymakers can restore economic growth, keep living costs manageable, and ensure Americans’ dreams of homeownership and family are within reach. Failure to act decisively will not only hurt American families—it will lead to political fallout as voters demand accountability.
    By Romina Boccia and Dominik Lett
  • November 12, 2024
    Cato Daily Podcast
    RFK Jr., #MAHA, and Public Health
    RFK Jr., #MAHA, and Public Health
    Robert Kennedy Jr. may carry significant influence in public health policy in the near term. Even if he seems to recognize a few big problems inherent to federal policymaking, many of his most prominent ideas are seriously misguided. Jeff Singer comments.
    Featuring Jeffrey A. Singer and Caleb O. Brown
  • November 6, 2024
    Cato Daily Podcast
    Trump Again
    Trump Again
    For freedom-enhancing policy, a second Trump term provides obvious, large downsides and risks, but there are likely policy upsides to a second Trump term. Alex Nowrasteh explains what Donald Trump might do in his now-secured second term.
    Featuring Alex Nowrasteh and Caleb O. Brown
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