| | Cato Periodical 1981 - 2016 Current editor(s): James A. Dorn From Cato Periodical, Cato Institute Contact data at EDIRC. Bibliographic data for series maintained by Emily Ekins (). Access Statistics for this journal. Track citations for all items by RSS feed Is something missing from the series or not correct? See the RePEc data check for the archive and serial. Volume 36, result 2, 2016 - Editor'south Note pp. i-2
- James A. Dorn
- Revisiting Three Intellectual Pillars of Monetary Policy pp. 213-238
- Claudio Borio
- Rethinking the International Budgetary System pp. 239-250
- John Taylor
- Commitment, Rules, and Discretion pp. 251-259
- Charles Plosser
- What Monetary Policy Can Do pp. 261-268
- Jeffrey Lacker
- The Powers and Limits of Monetary Policy pp. 269-278
- Manuel Sanchez
- Existent and Pseudo Monetary Rules pp. 279-296
- George Selgin
- Friedman and the Bernanke-Taylor Argue on Rules versus Constrained Discretion pp. 297-313
- Harris Dellas and George Tavlas
- Nudging the Fed Toward a Rules-Based Policy Regime pp. 315-335
- Scott Sumner
- Monetary Policy and the Noesis Problem pp. 337-352
- Gerald P. O'Driscoll
- Needed: A Federal Reserve Go out from Preferential Credit Allotment pp. 353-365
- Lawrence White
- The New Monetary Framework pp. 367-383
- Jerry L. Jordan
- Does the Federal Reserve Know What It'south Doing? pp. 385-392
- Alex Pollock
- Learning the Correct Lessons from the Financial Crisis pp. 393-413
- Kevin Dowd and Martin Hutchinson
- Permazero pp. 415-429
- James Bullard
- Volume Review -- Relic: How Our Constitution Undermines Effective Government—and Why We Need a More than Powerful Presidency by William G. Howell and Terry M. Moe pp. 431-433
- F. H. Buckley
- Book Review -- Frank: A Life in Politics from the Great Club to Same-Sex Wedlock by Barney Frank pp. 433-438
- Marker A. Calabria
- Book Review -- The Tragedy of European Civilization: Towards an Intellectual History of the Twentieth Century past Harry Redner pp. 438-444
- Juliana Geran Pilon
- Book Review -- Private Governance: Creating Society in Economical and Social Life by Edward P. Stringham pp. 444-448
- Alain Marciano
Volume 36, issue 1, 2016 - Editor's Note pp. 1-one
- James A. Dorn
- Introduction: Unintended Consequences of Authorities Intervention pp. 1-6
- Joshua Hall and Jason E. Taylor
- Reflections on the Electric current State of Political Economy pp. 7-fifteen
- Richard K. Vedder
- Occupational Licensing and Interstate Migration pp. 17-31
- Sean Mulholland and Andrew Young
- The Unintended Consequences of the War on Poverty pp. 33-45
- Lowell Gallaway and Daniel Thousand. Garrett
- Has the State of war between the Rent Seekers Escalated? pp. 47-53
- Russell Sobel and Joshua Hall
- A New Measure for the Variation of State Tax Prices pp. 55-67
- Michael D. Stroup and Keith E. Hubbard
- Fiscal Contraction and Economic Expansion: The 2013 Sequester and Post–World State of war II Spending Cuts pp. 69-88
- Jason E. Taylor and Ronald L. Klingler
- Young and Out of Work: An Analysis of Teenage Summer Employment, 1972–2012 pp. 89-99
- J. Mixon and Eastward. Frank Stephenson
- New Evidence on the Event of Right-to-Work Laws on Productivity and Population Growth pp. 101-120
- Michael Hicks, Michael LaFaive and Srikant Devaraj
- The Dismal Productivity Trend for K-12 Public Schools and How to Improve Information technology pp. 121-141
- Benjamin Scafidi
- Richard Vedder and the Future of Higher Didactics Reform pp. 143-164
- Jayme S. Lemke and William Shughart
- Subnational Economic Freedom and Operation in the United States and Canada pp. 165-185
- Daniel L. Bennet
- Volume Review -- The Social Society of the Underworld: How Prison Gangs Govern the American Penal System by David Skarbek pp. 187-190
- Adam Bates
- Book Review -- The Prize: Who's in Charge of Americas'southward Schools? by Dale Rusakoff pp. 191-194
- Kevin Currie-Knight
- Book Review -- Disinherited: How Washington Is Betraying America's Young by Diana Furchtgott-Roth and Jared Meyer pp. 194-196
- Esq. Aloysius Hogan and John Martin
- Book Review -- Wealth, Poverty and Politics: An International Perspective by Thomas Sowell pp. 196-206
- Gerald P. O'Driscoll
- Book Review -- The Bourgeois Eye: How to Build a Fairer, Happier, and More Prosperous America by Arthur Brooks pp. 206-208
- Roger Pilon
- Volume Review -- Our Kids: The American Dream in Crisis by Robert Putnam pp. 209-212
- Matt Warner
Volume 35, result 3, 2015 - The Myth of Dynastic Wealth: The Rich Get Poorer pp. 447-485
- Robert Arnott, William Bernstein and Lillian Wu
- Finance and Capital in the 21st Century pp. 487-505
- Robert C. Jones
- Central Bank Stress Tests: Mad, Bad, and Dangerous pp. 507-524
- Kevin Dowd
- China's Political-Economic Institutions and Development pp. 525-548
- Chenggang Xu
- Trust and the Growth of Government pp. 549-580
- John Garen and J. R. Clark
- Political Regime Stability and Economic Liberty pp. 581-602
- Antonio Saravia
- A Critique of Mazzucato's Entrepreneurial Country pp. 603-625
- Alberto Mingardi
- Regulating Regulators: Government vs. Markets pp. 627-656
- Howard Baetjer
- New Legal Challenges to U.Southward. Agronomical Cartels: The Horne Decision pp. 657-667
- Trevor Burrus
- American Prosperity Requires Capital Freedom pp. 669-681
- J. Christopher Giancarlo
- Book Review -- Markets over Mao: The Rise of Private Business organization in People's republic of china pp. 683-687
- James A. Dorn
- Volume Review -- The Hereafter of Violence: Robots and Germs, Hackers and Drones—Against a New Age of Threat pp. 687-690
- Jim Harper
- Book Review -- Government against Itself: Public Union Ability and Its Consequences pp. 690-695
- Ivan Osorio
- Book Review -- Contest, Coordination and Diversity: From the Firm to Economical Integration pp. 695-698
- Dalibor Rohac
- Book Review -- The Conservatarian Manifesto: Libertarians, Conservatives, and the Fight for the Right'southward Future pp. 698-702
- Ilya Shapiro
Volume 35, issue 2, 2015 - Editor's Note pp. 1-iii
- James A. Dorn
- Monetary Muddles pp. 179-192
- Axel Leijonhufvud
- Coin and Banking: A Ramble Perspective pp. 193-207
- Walker F. Todd
- Gilded and Argent equally Constitutional Alternative Currencies pp. 209-232
- Edwin Vieira, Jr.
- The Function of Gold in a Market-Based Budgetary System pp. 233-250
- Jerry 50. Hashemite kingdom of jordan
- Constabulary, Legislation, and the Gold Standard pp. 251-272
- George Selgin
- Fix What Broke: Building an Orderly and Ethical International Monetary System pp. 273-289
- Judy Shelton
- Transitioning Standards of Value in Fixed-Value Budgetary Systems pp. 291-303
- Nathan Lewis
- An Calendar for Monetary Activeness pp. 305-313
- James Grant
- A Roadmap to Monetary Policy Reforms pp. 315-329
- Norbert Michel
- A Private Committee for Monetary Reform: Process and Substance pp. 331-345
- Gerald P. O'Driscoll
- The Bitcoin Revolution pp. 347-356
- Bennett T. McCallum
- Bitcoin Will Bite the Dust pp. 357-382
- Kevin Dowd and Martin Hutchinson
- The Market for Cryptocurrencies pp. 383-402
- Lawrence White
- The Swiss Experiment: From the Lower Bound to Flexible Exchange Rates pp. 403-410
- Peter Bernholz
- Current Evidence on the Resource Costs of Irredeemable Paper Money pp. 411-427
- Tyler Watts and Lukas Snyder
- Book Review -- The New Counter-Insurgency Era in Disquisitional Perspective pp. 429-434
- Jennifer Keiste
- Book Review -- This Nonviolent Stuff'll Get Yous Killed: How Guns Made the Ceremonious Rights Motility Possible pp. 433-446
- David B. Kopel
- Book Review -- Social Justice and the Indian Rope Trick pp. 434-443
- Aaron Ross Powell
- Book Review -- A Nation Wholly Free: The Elimination of the National Debt in the Historic period of Jackson pp. 434-439
- Chris Edwards
Volume 35, issue 1, 2015 - The Ability of Ideas and Leadership in China's Transition to a Liberal Club pp. ane-40
- Weiying Zhang
- Political Capitalism pp. 41-66
- Randall Holcombe
- Thinking Ahead of the Next Large Crash pp. 67-93
- George Bitros
- Income Inequality: Piketty and the Neo-Marxist Revival pp. 95-116
- Thomas H. Mayor
- The Impact of Economic Inequality on Economic Liberty pp. 117-131
- Ryan Murphy
- Welfare Economics and 2nd-Best Theory: Filling Imaginary Economic Boxes pp. 133-146
- Richard East. Wagner
- Book Review -- The Dominion of Nobody: Saving America from Dead Laws and Broken Government by Philip K. Howard pp. 147-152
- J. Kennerly Davis
- Book Review -- Mass Flourishing: How Grassroots Innovation Created Jobs, Claiming, and Change by Edmund Phelps pp. 153-158
- Thomas A. Hemphill
- Book Review -- Falling Behind? Nail, Bust, and the Global Race for Scientific Talent by Michael Teitelbaum pp. 158-162
- Daniel Kuehn
- Book Review -- Saving Congress from Itself: Emancipating usa & Empowering Their People by James Fifty. Buckley pp. 163-170
- Roger Pilon
- Volume Review -- The American Warfare Country: The Domestic Politics of War machine Spending by Rebecca Thorpe pp. 171-173
- Christopher A. Preble
- Book Review -- Boom Towns: Restoring the Urban American Dream past Stephen J. K. Walters pp. 174-178
- Richard Due east. Wagner
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