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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:

The War on Vaping Proceeds Apace Jun 22, 2023

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Cato's Jeff Singer discusses the accelerating war on vaping and why the consequences will be as predictable as most prohibitions.

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Improving Youth Online Safety without Sacrificing Privacy and Speech Jun 21, 2023

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Jennifer Huddleston argues that currently proposed policy approaches to youth online safety are overly blunt tools that will cause more harm than good.

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Is Congress Tackling Tough Questions on Crypto Regulation? Jun 20, 2023

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Jack Solowey and Jennifer Schulp give a review of recent moves in Congress on cryptocurrency regulation.

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Rent/Landlord Control Challenged in NYC Jun 19, 2023

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New York City's strict rent control law also restricts the ability of landlords to exit the market. Tommy Berry details a challenge the Supreme Court may take up in the next term.

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When Debate Stops Being the Battle of Ideas Jun 16, 2023

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James Fishback, founder of Incubate Debate, believes that the changing nature of debate as a competitive event does young people a profound disservice.

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ESG Fans and Opponents Can't Seem to Agree on What ESG Means Jun 15, 2023

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Investing that targets certain environmental, social, and governance goals (ESG) has its fans and opponents, but they can't seem to settle on a common definition. That's enabled all manner of troubling policy proposals. Jennifer Schulp explains.

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Why the Car Market Went Crazy Jun 14, 2023

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Among the pandemic, new regulations on auto production, tax credits, and microchip supply constraints, it's been a wild few years for the car market. Scott Lincicome discusses what normal might look like in the near term and why government has made a stabilizing situation somewhat more volatile.

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A Libertarian Take on Family Policy Jun 13, 2023

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At the Cato Institute Benefactor Summit held in May, Vanessa Brown Calder spoke with Alex Nowrasteh on how libertarians ought to approach issues of broad importance to families.

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Donald Trump's Federal Criminal Indictment Jun 12, 2023

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If it weren't for the fact that Donald Trump is a former President who is seeking that job for a third time, the dozens of federal criminal charges relating to purloined classified documents he now faces would be straightforward. Clark Neily comments.

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The End of Home Equity Theft and the Future of Takings Jun 12, 2023

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Geraldine Tyler will get her thousands of dollars back from her local government thanks to a recent Supreme Court opinion ending the practice known as "home equity theft." What's that mean going forward? Tommy Berry comments.

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