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Fall 1982

Vol. 2 No. 2

Cato Symposium on the New Federalism and Urban Opportunities

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Introduction: Cato Symposium on the New Federalism and Urban Opportunities

By James A. Dorn

The Zoning of Enterprise

By Edward C. Banfield

Comments on The Zoning of Enterprise

By Claude E. Barfield and Jennifer Roback

The Rationale for Enterprise Zones

By Peter J. Ferrara

The Enterprise Zone as a Political Animal

By Stuart Butler

Comment on The Enterprise Zone as a Political Animal

By John Rees

Enterprise Zones: New Deal, Old Deal, or No Deal?

By Otto A. Davis and Denise Dipasquale

Comment on Enterprise Zones: New Deal, Old Deal, or No Deal?

By Wayne E. Ruhter

Urban Housing Programs: What Is the Question?

By John C. Weicher

“Plastic” Land in the Post-Industrial Era

By Donald A. Hicks

Comment on “Plastic” Land in the Post-Industrial Era

By Robert W. Poole Jr.

The New Federalism: An Economist’s View

By Wallace Oates

Comment on The New Federalism: An Economist’s View

By Randy E. Barnett

The Post-Interventionist City

By John W. Sommer

Comment on The Post-Interventionist City

By M. L. Greenhut

Cancer’s Uncertainties and Public Policy

By William R. Havender

Chemical and Nuclear Waste Disposal: Problems and Solutions

By James P. Murray, Joseph J. Harrington, and Richard Wilson

The Political Economy of Corporate Welfare: Industrial Revenue Bonds

By James T. Bennett and Thomas J. DiLorenzo

Compulsory Unionism and the Free-Rider Doctrine

By John C. Moorhouse

Budgetary Referenda: An Efficient Alternative to Representative Democracy

By Roger A. Arnold and Thomas L. Wyrick

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