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Every Tuesday on The Cato Weekly Podcast, leading scholars and policy analysts from the Cato Institute delve into the big ideas shaping our world: individual liberty, limited government, free markets, and peace. Whether unpacking current events, debating civil liberties, exploring technological innovation, or tracing the history of classical liberal thought, we promise insightful analysis grounded in rigorous research and Cato’s signature libertarian perspective. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Cato Sues the SEC Over Gag Orders: A CatoAudio Roundtable Feb 21, 2019

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On the new CatoAudio, we devote our roundtable to the new lawsuit the Cato Institute has filed against the Securities and Exchange Commission policy of imposing gag orders on settling defendants. Cato's Clark Neily and Bob McNamara of IJ comment.

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Does the FCC’s "Public Interest" Mandate Extend to E-Cigarette Ads? Feb 20, 2019

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A dispute among members of the FCC indicates that there is an appetite on the commission for banning e-cigarette ads in the name of the "public interest." Commissioner Brendan Carr says he stands with the First Amendment.

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When Sweetheart Economic Development Deals Fail Feb 20, 2019

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Between the pullback of FoxConn's commitments to Wisconsin and Amazon's HQ2 withdrawal from New York, it's worth examining taxpayer-provided incentives for economic development. John Mozena is president of the Center for Economic Accountability.

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Evaluating the President's Legal and Factual Justifications for a "National Emergency" Feb 18, 2019

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Massive delegations of authority may strengthen the President's claim of a "national emergency" at the southern border. The facts of the emergency are not on his side. Will Yeatman and Alex Nowrasteh comment.

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How the U.S. Failed to Adjust to China's Economic Rise Feb 15, 2019

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What should the U.S. do to adjust to China's rise? Tariffs and shattering the global trading system aren't the answer, according to Scott Lincicome.

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How Would You Tax Wealth? Feb 14, 2019

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A proposal to tax wealth runs into Constitutional problems, but how would it work otherwise? Michael Tanner comments.

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Evaluating Modern Monetary Theory Feb 13, 2019

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Modern Monetary Theory (MMT) hinges critically on government having sole dominion over money. George Selgin discusses some of the new and old ideas MMT encapsulates.

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Jack Bogle and the Small Investor Feb 12, 2019

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Vanguard founder Jack Bogle revolutionized American investing on behalf of the little guy. Diego Zuluaga comments on his passing.

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The Syria Withdrawal and Complicating Factors Feb 11, 2019

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The announced removal of U.S. troops from Syria was a long time coming. So, what now? John Glaser comments.

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The Green New Deal: Sprawling & Sparse Feb 08, 2019

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The Green New Deal may just be a resolution or a wish list, but the challenges would be massive and the benefits less than clear. Peter Van Doren discusses the initial draft of the Green New Deal.

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