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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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Latest Episodes:

Subprime Lending Makes a Comeback Aug 12, 2015

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Subprime lending was a key component of the financial crisis. Now that the dust has settled, it's back in a big way. Mark Calabria comments.

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SEC Takes a Stab at CEO Pay Aug 11, 2015

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The SEC's new rule compelling public companies to report ratios of CEO pay to other workers may provide a toehold for further regulation of corporate compensation. Thaya Knight comments.

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Money without Coherence Aug 07, 2015

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What's the road back to a rational monetary system? Judy Shelton offers her concerns and ideas for orderly money.

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A Year (and Counting) of Unauthorized War Aug 06, 2015

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The fight against ISIS began a year ago, but Congress has yet to take a vote on the war. That's despite thousands of airstrikes and thousands of U.S. soldiers on the ground. U.S. Senator Tim Kaine says it's past time for Congress to assert itself on war powers.

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The Free Brazil Movement Aug 05, 2015

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Scandal at high levels in Brazil's government may give rise to big political and policy changes. Fabio Ostermann and Kim Kataguiri are leaders of the Free Brazil Movement.

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The EPA's New Kind of Power Grab Aug 04, 2015

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The EPA's ability to compel states to do its bidding may not rely on having certain regulatory rules upheld in court. So says Andrew Grossman.

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Adding Insult to Civil Asset Forfeiture Abuse Aug 03, 2015

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The seizure of Rhonda Cox's truck at the hands of Arizona cops was just the beginning of her education in civil asset forfeiture. Attorney J Cabou discusses her case.

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The Power of Willpower Jul 31, 2015

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Willpower may well be the greatest human strength. New York Times columnist John Tierney discusses how willpower can be used and abused.

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Police Body Cameras and the Death of Samuel DuBose Jul 30, 2015

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The truth about the death of Samuel DuBose at the hands of Ray Tensing in Cincinnati might never have come to light if not for Tensing's own body camera. Matthew Feeney comments.

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Sanders vs. Immigrants, Economics Jul 29, 2015

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Senator Bernie Sanders wants to protect low-income Americans at the expense of the planet's poorest people, but there's not much evidence his plan would work. Alex Nowrasteh comments.

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