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Regulatory Studies
Today, there is no greater impediment to American prosperity than the immense body of regulations chronicled in the Federal Register, and academic analysis has documented the economic inefficiencies engendered by the regulatory state. Cato's regulatory studies program sets forth a market-oriented vision of "regulatory rollback" that relies on the incentive forces of private property rights to create competitive markets and to provide consumer information and protection.
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- Environmental Law and Regulation
- FDA and Drug Regulation
- Genetic Engineering
- International Regulation
- Internet Governance and Regulation
- Labor Law and Regulation
- Monetary and Banking Policy
- Privatization
- Science and Public Policy
- State and Local Regulations
- Telecom Regulation
- Urban Growth and Transportation
NEW BOOKS
Smart Power
Foreign policy expert Ted Galen Carpenter outlines strategies for protecting America's security while avoiding unnecessary and unrewarding military adventures.
The Cult of the Presidency
Examines how Americans have expanded presidential power over recent decades by expecting solutions for all national problems, concluding by calling for the Presidency to return to its properly defined constitutional limits.