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November 26, 2024
News Releases

Cato Expert Weighs in on Trump Tariffs and the Drug War
Singer points out that illicit drugs are primarily smuggled by U.S. citizens, stating that Trump “ignores the fact that illicit drugs are largely smuggled by US citizens through legal border crossings and sold to US citizens.
November 26, 2024
Blog

President-Elect Trump Plans an Endless Tax on American Consumers as an Added Feature of the War on Drugs
Donald Trump pledged to get the US out of endless wars. Instead, he will make Americans pay an endless tax.
By Jeffrey A. Singer
November 26, 2024
Globalization: Then and Now

Globalization Helps Feed the World
… including how Donald Trump’s trade war with China hurt US agricultural exports and why reducing trade costs is better policy than other productivity-focused policy instruments. US Agricultural Production and Trade Over the 20th century, US agriculture has experienced …
By Philip G. Hoxie
November 25, 2024
News Releases

U.S. Arms Sales: How Transparency Fuels Accountability
Eric Gomez has a new article published in The Republic covering defense and technology policy topics: Sunlight Is The Best Accelerant: Why knowing five key dates can fix U.S. arms sale delays.Eric’s research focuses on the U …
November 25, 2024
The Republic

Sunlight Is the Best Accelerant
Why knowing five key dates can fix U.S. arms sale delays.
By Eric Gomez
November 23, 2024
The American Conservative

The ‘Foreign Asset’ Smear Is Antidemocratic
Calling Tulsi Gabbard a “Russian asset” is the latest iteration of a long American tradition of stifling debate.
By Brandan P. Buck
November 22, 2024
Blog

Taiwan Arms Backlog, October 2024 Update: New Air Defense Sales and Javelin Delivery
New sales of asymmetric air defense systems continues trend of smart arms sales to Taiwan.
By Eric Gomez and Benjamin Giltner
November 22, 2024
The American Conservative

The Biden Legacy: War with Russia?
The administration’s decision to allow strikes on Russian territory brings the U.S. to the brink.
By Doug Bandow
November 21, 2024
Blog

Government Reform: DOGE + E
President-elect Trump should add “and Elimination” to his Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE). The federal government has grown far too large to be managed efficiently.
By Chris Edwards
November 21, 2024
Free Society

From Lab to Table: The Potential of Lab-Grown Meat and the Protectionist Push to Ban It
Even as technological setbacks and challenges abound for lab-grown meat, some elected officials are trying to kneecap the nascent industry with protectionist bans before it has a chance to get off the ground.
By Paul Best
November 21, 2024
Antiwar.com

PRC Espionage: Are Chinese Americans Their Top Recruitment Targets?
We don’t know.
By Patrick G. Eddington
November 19, 2024
Blog

Spending Cuts for 2025
We scoured the budget and assembled 14 recommendations that would cut about $4.8 trillion over 10 years that Republicans should consider for a reconciliation package.
By Adam N. Michel and Chris Edwards
November 18, 2024
Blog

There’s Still No Economic Case for New Tariffs
Those attempting to make the case for new tariffs — as the incoming Trump administration reportedly envisions — will have to overcome theoretical flaws in their arguments, historical experience, and, frankly, common sense.
By Colin Grabow
November 16, 2024
The War on Prices

Never Reason from a Price Change: Greedflation Edition
Isabella Weber’s New Paper Has Big Problems
By Ryan Bourne and Jerome Famularo
November 15, 2024
Blog

Opposing War with Iran Shouldn’t Keep You Out of Government
As the Trump campaign staffs up, it should avoid filling its ranks with the same hawks and primacists that drove US strategy over the last three decades, at a time when the United States’ margin for error in world affairs is not what it was even ten years ago.
By Joshua Shifrinson