
The Cato Institute The Democrats’ ingenious plan to disguise the true cost of their health care bills. http://bit.ly/2phiEr
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The Cato Institute We ran the numbers on the health care bill. It turns out the bill is going to cost young people the most. For many young adults, premiums could double.
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Aaron Yelowitz is an associate professor of economics at the University of Kentucky and an adjunct scholar at the Cato Institute. This paper is based on a lecture delivered to the Undergraduate Economics Society at the University of Kentucky on October 1, 2009.

The Cato Institute Fear and Loathing in the Soviet Union: Follow Cato's president on a trip to the other side of the Iron Curtain before the Wall fell. http://bit.ly/2AjdoZ

The Cato Institute Lose the neocons: "Republicans should take this opportunity to return to their traditional noninterventionist roots and throw their neoconservative wing under the bus." -Ed Crane
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The founders envisioned a federal government constitutionally limited to defending our rights to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. For that to happen, we must have at least one political party that strongly advocates limiting the power of government. ...

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Three cheers for divided government!
“Since the start of the Cold War, we’ve had only a dozen years of real
fiscal restraint” …And all of them occurred when the White House and
Congress were held by opposite parties.
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This election day, the punditocracy is closely watching the off-year contests, thinking they predict how the president's party will do in next year's congressional midterms. If so, things don't look so hot for President Obama. In New Jersey, Democratic governor Jon Co

The Cato Institute Did it work? New debate over the effectiveness of Obama’s stimulus plan.
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How sustainable is the recent growth in G.D.P.?

The Cato Institute An in-depth look at what brought Soviet Communism down.
Reflections on Communism: Twenty Years after the Fall of the Berlin Wall | Paul Hollander | Cato Ins
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Paul Hollander is professor emeritus of sociology at the University of Massachusetts at Amherst and an associate at the Davis Center for Russian and Eurasian Studies of Harvard University. Born in Hungary, he escaped following the crushing of the 1956 Revolution by Soviet forces.

The Cato Institute This is what happens to health care when you are not the customer
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American health care kills. And it's because markets for health care services are grossly distorted. That's the assessment of businessman David Goldhill, whose father died of a hospital acquired infection. ...

The Cato Institute "Government should not subsidize health insurance -- for the uninsured, the poor, the elderly or anyone else -- or regulate health insurance markets." Here's why:
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In the coming weeks, Congress will attempt to forge a health care bill from proposals developed by five House and Senate committees.

The Cato Institute Most new financial regulation will do nothing to limit crises because markets will innovate around it. Worse, some regulation being considered by Congress will guarantee bigger and more frequent crises. -Jeffrey Miron http://bit.ly/1RCaSI

The Cato Institute A Financial Super-Regulator: The dangers of giving the Fed too much power. http://bit.ly/4lGipC

The Cato Institute Twenty years later: Why the Berlin wall fell
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We are approaching the 20th anniversary of the fall of Communism. This comprehensively refuted the Communist claim to represent the people. Yet, the claim continues, sometimes dazzling a new generation of youngsters with no inkling of why the Berlin Wall fell on November 9, 1989. ...

The Cato Institute Wow: If you tell people that "libertarian" means "fiscally conservative and socially liberal," 44 percent will accept the label
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The Gallup poll released Monday shows the public’s conservatism at a high-water mark. Some 40 percent of Americans call themselves conservative, compared with 36 percent who self-describe as moderates and 20 percent as liberals.

The Cato Institute Chavez declared socialism ‘The Kingdom of God.’
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A new poll in Venezuela shows that President Hugo Chávez’s approval ratings have fallen from about 60 percent early this year to 46 percent now. Likewise his disapproval ratings have increased from about ...

The Cato Institute The case for allowing insider trading: "Want to keep companies honest, make the markets work more efficiently and encourage investors to diversify? Let insiders buy and sell."
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Here's a hot tip: Want to keep companies honest, make the markets work more efficiently and encourage investors to diversify? Let insiders buy and sell, argues Donald J. Boudreaux..



















