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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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Gov. Jindal Sues Feds over Education, Federalism Sep 02, 2014

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In a lawsuit, Louisiana governor Bobby Jindal accuses the federal government of turning the Common Core "into a scheme by the federal government to nationalize curriculum." Neal McCluskey comments.

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Millenials: How Do They Work? Aug 29, 2014

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A recent Reason-Rupe poll of millenials holds some promise for a more libertarian future. Emily Ekins discusses the results.

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New Hampshire Supreme Court Preserves School Choice Aug 28, 2014

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A challenge to New Hampshire's popular scholarship tax credit program for low-income families has been rejected by the state's highest court. Dick Komer of the Institute for Justice comments on the ruling.

Live Free and Learn: NH Supreme Court Upholds School Choice

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Corporate Inversions, Tax Rates and Serving Customers Aug 27, 2014

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Ike Brannon argues that U.S. corporations investing abroad creates jobs back home. Our tax code punishes both foreign investment and bringing that income back to the U.S.

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Executive Action for Highly Skilled Immigrants? Aug 26, 2014

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Nothing prevents President Obama from giving tens of thousands more highly skilled immigrants a more permanent status in the United States. Alex Nowrasteh explains.

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Burger King May Abdicate to Avoid U.S. Tax Code Aug 25, 2014

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If Burger King buys Tim Horton's and switches its corporate base to Canada, it will be largely to avoid punitive U.S. tax policies. Dan Mitchell explains.

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Recent Events in Ferguson, Missouri Aug 22, 2014

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As police and protestors continue to clash in Ferguson, Missouri, the public is rightly asking questions about the police response at all stages. Tim Lynch offers his thoughts.Event: The Ongoing Events in Ferguson, Missouri

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Too Big to Fail or Merely Systemically Important? Aug 21, 2014

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MetLife may soon be designated "systemically important," but what does that designation really mean? Mark Calabria comments.

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Social Justice v. Individual Sovereignty Aug 20, 2014

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Social justice advocates seem to rarely articulate what would constitute a socially just pattern of resources distribution. Randy Barnett argues they typically simply argue for "more" for the aggrieved parties.

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Narendra Modi Disappoints Fans, Critics Aug 19, 2014

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India's new prime minister has managed to disappoint both his critics and fans. Swaminathan S. Anklesaria Aiyar comments.

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