Cato Handbook for Policymakers

Cato Handbook on Policy, 6th Edition (2005)

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Introduction

  1. Introduction

    (8 pp.) PDF

  2. Limited Government and the Rule of Law

    (10 pp.) PDF

  3. Congress, the Courts, and the Constitution

    (26 pp.) PDF

Entitlement Reform

  1. Social Security

    (12 pp.) PDF

  2. Federal Welfare Reform

    (8 pp.) PDF

  3. State Welfare Implementation

    (8 pp.) PDF

  4. Health Care

    (12 pp.) PDF

  5. Medicare and Medicaid

    (10 pp.) PDF

Taxes and Spending

  1. The Federal Budget

    (18 pp.) PDF

  2. “Starving the Beast” Will Not Work

    (4 pp.) PDF

  3. Federal Tax Reform

    (14 pp.) PDF

  4. Fiscal Federalism

    (10 pp.) PDF

  5. International Tax Competition

    (8 pp.) PDF

Government Reform

  1. The Delegation of Legislative Powers

    (12 pp.) PDF

  2. Term Limits

    (10 pp.) PDF

  3. Campaign Finance

    (10 pp.) PDF

  4. Reclaiming the War Power

    (8 pp.) PDF

  5. Tort and Class Action Reform

    (8 pp.) PDF

Threats to Civil Liberties

  1. The Patriot Act

    (8 pp.) PDF

  2. Militarization of the Home Front

    (11 pp.) PDF

  3. Regulation of Electronic Speech and Commerce

    (12 pp.) PDF

  4. Property Rights and Regulatory Takings

    (18 pp.) PDF

  5. Tobacco and the Rule of Law

    (10 pp.) PDF

  6. The War on Drugs

    (8 pp.) PDF

  7. Restoring the Right to Bear Arms

    (8 pp.) PDF

  8. The Nanny State

    (6 pp.) PDF

  9. National ID Cards

    (6 pp.) PDF

Domestic Policy

  1. U.S. Department of Education

    (10 pp.) PDF

  2. Higher Education

    (8 pp.) PDF

  3. Improving K–12 Education

    (12 pp.) PDF

  4. Agricultural Policy

    (6 pp.) PDF

  5. Cultural Agencies

    (8 pp.) PDF

  6. Privatization

    (8 pp.) PDF

  7. Corporate Welfare

    (8 pp.) PDF

  8. State Fiscal Policy

    (12 pp.) PDF

  9. Federal Highway Programs

    (10 pp.) PDF

Regulation

  1. Health and Safety

    (12 pp.) PDF

  2. Transportation

    (10 pp.) PDF

  3. Antitrust

    (8 pp.) PDF

  4. Food and Drug Administration

    (6 pp.) PDF

  5. Telecommunications, Broadband, and Media Policy

    (18 pp.) PDF

  6. The Limits of Monetary Policy

    (10 pp.) PDF

  7. Major Policy Lessons from the Corporate Scandals

    (6 pp.) PDF

Energy and Environment

  1. Electricity Policy

    (12 pp.) PDF

  2. Energy Policy

    (12 pp.) PDF

  3. Pollution Policy

    (12 pp.) PDF

  4. Public Lands Policy

    (10 pp.) PDF

  5. Global Warming and Climate Change

    (12 pp.) PDF

Foreign and Defense Policy

  1. Dismantling Al Qaeda

    (10 pp.) PDF

  2. Homeland Security

    (10 pp.) PDF

  3. The Defense Budget

    (12 pp.) PDF

  4. Strategic Nuclear Forces and Missile Defense

    (8 pp.) PDF

  5. Transatlantic Relations

    (8 pp.) PDF

  6. Nuclear Proliferation and the Terrorist Threat

    (12 pp.) PDF

  7. Strengthening the All-Volunteer Military

    (10 pp.) PDF

  8. Toward a Sensible U.S. Policy in the Middle East

    (10 pp.) PDF

  9. Iraq and the Persian Gulf: Getting Out, Staying Engaged

    (8 pp.) PDF

  10. East Asian Defense Commitments

    (10 pp.) PDF

  11. Relations with South and Central Asia

    (10 pp.) PDF

  12. The International War on Drugs

    (8 pp.) PDF

  13. Relations with China

    (10 pp.) PDF

  14. Relations with Russia

    (10 pp.) PDF

  15. Relations with Cuba

    (10 pp.) PDF

International Economic Policy

  1. Trade

    (12 pp.) PDF

  2. Immigration

    (12 pp.) PDF

  3. International Financial Crises and the IMF

    (10 pp.) PDF

  4. U.S. Policy toward Latin America

    (8 pp.) PDF

  5. Foreign Aid and Economic Development

    (14 pp.) PDF

  6. U.S. Policy toward Sub-Saharan Africa

    (8 pp.) PDF

Contributors

  1. Contributors

    (4 pp.) PDF