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The State of Student Loan Forgiveness: September 2024
Andrew Gillen Note, this post updates last month’s post. The biggest changes from last month include: The Supreme Court has…
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Libertarian Consistency
Jeffrey Miron Popular opinion views liberalism and conservatism as radically different perspectives about the proper size and scope of government.…
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Trump’s IVF Plan Is a Mistake
Vanessa Brown Calder On the campaign trail last week, former President Trump promised that under a future Trump administration, “government…
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Friday Feature: Detroit Catholic Central High School
Colleen Hroncich Given the focus on unconventional education, the Friday Feature often highlights newer educational entities such as microschools and…
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Trump Proposes to Socialize IVF
Jeffrey A. Singer On August 29, at a town hall in La Crosse, Wisconsin, Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump told…
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Barriers to Energy Supply Are Everywhere—Let’s Get Serious about Permitting Reform
Travis Fisher and Josh Loucks Just north of Boston in Everett, Massachusetts sits the poster child for irrational energy permitting…
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Will Brazil’s Government Shut Down X for 20 Million Brazilians? David Inserra Comments
David Inserra Statement from David Inserra, a fellow for free expression and technology at the Cato Institute: Brazilian courts have…
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The Tax Cut and Jobs Act of 2017
Jeffrey Miron Focusing on the business tax cuts, a new paper reaches five conclusions: First, large corporate tax cuts are…
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Ignore the Politicians: Trade Deficits Don’t Really Matter
Michael Chapman The 2024 Republican Party platform, reflecting the protectionist views of presidential nominee Donald Trump, notes that “our trade…
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Americans Think Increased Manufacturing Employment Would Be Good for the Country but Not for Themselves
Colin Grabow One of the more intriguing results of a recent Cato Institute–commissioned poll about trade and globalization was the…
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