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Stay Off the Fast Track: Why Trade Promotion Authority Is Wrong for the Trans-Pacific Partnership
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In the latest issue of Cato Policy Report, Cato scholar Julian Sanchez reviews the most significant government spying programs we’ve learned about to date. Together, they reveal a surveillance machine vastly more powerful than anything Hoover could have dreamed of.
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Restraint aims to preserve U.S. power rather than expend it through occupation of failing states such as Afghanistan and the perpetual defense of healthy allies.
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The 2008-2009 financial crisis and Great Recession have vastly increased the power and scope of the Federal Reserve, and radically changed the financial landscape. This new ebook examines those changes and considers how the links between money, markets, and government may evolve in the future.
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For over 30 years, the Cato Institute has worked to change the climate of ideas. The cumulative effect of this effort is real impact today. Here’s how Cato puts Sponsors’ contributions to work.
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