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Rating World Economic Freedom
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Cato Policy Report (November/December 1995)
On the First Principles of Federalism
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Welfare Pays Better Than Work
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The Meaning of Hayek
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Klaus Condemns "Social Engineering" in Cato Journal
Standard of Living is Rising, 60 Scholars Agree
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Cato Staff Updates
Bradley's Magnum Opus on Oil and Gas Published
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Cato Policy Report (September/October 1995)
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Niskanen on the contract
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Cato's guide to regulatory reform
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Will federal power be limited?
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Cato Policy Report (July/August 1995)
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Future of IMF debated
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New Threats to the Financial Markets
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Deregulation Coming at Last in Electric Power
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The Paradox of the Statist Businessman
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Henry Hyde Criticizes Forfeiture Abuse, Urges Reform
Critics Flay Censorship, Energy Department,Antitrust
Ackerman, Forstmann, and Malone JoinCato's Board
Cato Testimony on Budget, Property Rights, and More
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Armey Accepts Cato Handbook at Capitol Conference
Time to Withdraw from Outmoded Nato Alliance
Tim Penny Joins Cato as Fellow in Fiscal Policy Studies
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Counting the Errors of Modern Journalism, by Brian Doherty
The Opportunity Before Us, by David Boaz
Cato Issues Handbook for Congress on Policy Reforms
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Cato Book Issues in China at Last
Sex, Cyberspace, and the First Amendment
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The Science and Politics of Tobacco
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