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Debunking the Myth of Swedish Socialism—Again
Johan Norberg Whenever I lecture around the world, whatever I talk about, there is almost always someone in the audience who wants...
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Pig Kidneys to the Rescue?
Jeffrey Miron This article appeared on Substack on August 17, 2023. This past week, Researchers at the University of Alabama...
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One Year of Sounding the Debt Alarm at Cato
Romina Boccia This month marks my one‐year anniversary as Director of Budget and Entitlements Policy at the Cato Institute. When...
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Should We Stop Worrying about Europe’s Reliance on Russian Pipeline Gas?
Justin Logan Today, Cato released a new Policy Analysis by Scott Semet on the enduring consequences of cutting off Europe (and...
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Congress Should Worry about Biden’s Emergency Spending Request
Jordan Cohen and Dominik Lett President Joe Biden has requested $40.1 billion in emergency supplemental spending—$24.1 billion of which would...
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The Government Cheats, Loses, and Cheats Again to Make Immigrating Illegal
David J. Bier You traveled a thousand miles and spent thousands of dollars to reach the United States. The immigration rulebook...
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Dwindling Chinese Economic Information Is Par for the Authoritarian Course
Scott Lincicome According to various news outlets, the Chinese government has recently stopped publishing information on youth unemployment, deflation, and...
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Trump’s Toast, Folks
Clark Neily Up until now, I’ve been hesitant to predict how the various prosecutions of Donald Trump are likely to...
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Trump’s Toast, Folks
Clark Neily Up until now, I’ve been hesitant to predict how the various prosecutions of Donald Trump are likely to...
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Is Javier Milei a Libertarian?
Jeffrey Miron This article appeared on Substack on June 22, 2023 Javier Milei is the Argentinian politician who just won...
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