News Releases

2001

• December 20, 2001 - Joan Kirby Joins the Cato Institute to Head the Media Relations Team
• December 11, 2001 - Anti-terrorism alliances could breed more terrorism, report says
• December 6, 2001 - Social Security a bad deal for low-income, minority workers
• December 5, 2001 - Argentina needs dollarization, private bank notes, study says
• November 27, 2001 - From Malaysian jungles to Brazilian slums, globalization is improving people’s lives
• November 15, 2001 - Proposed Medicare "reforms" will hurt seniors, consumers
• November 12, 2001 - Cato legal brief argues for school vouchers in Cleveland
• November 6, 2001 - Trade laws jeopardize U.S. relations with the WTO
• October 31, 2001 - U.S., Cuba both wrong on effects of embargo, study says
• October 30, 2001 - Economics largely ignores question of culture
• October 30, 2001 - Safe Harbor Agreement Faces Uncertain Future
• October 23, 2001 - Election reform threatens essence of democracy, study says
• October 19, 2001 - Reform committee should pull the plug on Amtrak, study says
• October 17, 2001 - Federal income tax was a historic mistake, study shows
• October 16, 2001 - Surveillance powers already far-reaching, alarming, study says
• October 10, 2001 - Corporate welfare soars to $87 billion, study shows
• October 9, 2001 - Critics of personal savings accounts wrong, study says
• September 17, 2001 - Scholarship tax credit blazes new path for school choice
• September 6, 2001 - Health scares and scams in the crosshairs
• August 2, 2001 - Labor and environmental sanctions threaten higher standards
• August 1, 2001 - Oil is not a national security issue, study says
• July 30, 2001 - Spread of antidumping regulations threatens U.S. exports
• July 10, 2001 - Cato issues comprehensive report on California energy crisis
• July 10, 2001 - Study finds taxpayer money goes to fund anti-tax cut advocacy
• June 28, 2001 - Antitrust is anti-consumer, new study finds
• June 21, 2001 - Trade not to blame for manufacturing slump, says Cato scholar
• June 5, 2001 - Helms-Burton Act legally and practically flawed, study says
• May 29, 2001 - Politicians should ignore public opinion polls, study says
• May 9, 2001 - Tort suits against gun industry are "extortion parading as law"
• May 3, 2001 - Study: Decaying Russian sensors increase risk of nuclear war
• May 1, 2001 - Education tax credits could help 2.3 million students escape failing public schools, study says
• April 30, 2001 - Macedonia crisis reveals fatal flaws in Balkan policy, study says
• April 26, 2001 - Bush education standards won't fix U.S. schools, study says
• April 19, 2001 - Cato Institute issues fifth report on global economic freedom
• April 9, 2001 - Danforth report on Waco "soft and incomplete," scholar says
• April 4, 2001 - European moves undermine NATO, offer chance to redefine transatlantic relationship
• March 29, 2001 - As "rogue state" threat recedes, missile defense should be delayed
• March 22, 2001 - Bush's faith-based initiative: The end of charity as we know it?
• March 21, 2001 - End security commitments to Philippines, study says
• March 15, 2001 - Global capital markets should be left open
• March 14, 2001 - McCain-Feingold only good for incumbents, study says
• February 22, 2001 - Study: Tax credits will create the best education marketplace
• February 12, 2001 - Grading the governors: On fiscal policy, few top scores
• February 9, 2001 - Record trade deficit is nothing to fear
• February 5, 2001 - African-Americans penalized by Social Security
• February 1, 2001 - "Big Oil" at the public trough? Hardly.
• January 31, 2001 - No link between campaign spending, mistrust of government
• January 23, 2001 - Cato Institute offers policymakers a primer on Social Security
• January 2, 2001 - Don't blame media for the election 2000 mess

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