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Cato Institute Policy Perspectives Feb. 13 2023 - Welcoming Remarks

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Should Congress End the Tax Exclusion for Employer‐​Sponsored Health Insurance?

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Cut the Budget, Change the Strategy

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Hayek: A Life, 1899–1950

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The Iraq War at 20 Years - Keynote: Ending the Legal Authorization for War in Iraq

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Panel 2: Are Things Different?

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Panel 1: What Went Wrong?

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Do the Latest Policy Proposals Improve Children’s Online Safety?

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Overdose Prevention Centers: The Next Logical Step in Harm Reduction

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Exploring the Risks of Central Bank Digital Currencies

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Unreliable Watchdog: The News Media and U.S. Foreign Policy

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Gonzalez v. Google at the Supreme Court

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Bank Secrecy Act Reform: Restoring the Fourth Amendment

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Challenging Classroom Conversations: Banned and Challenged Books

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Government and Health Care — A Dangerous Policy Cocktail

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State Policy Leadership Forum with Special Guest Governor Kim Reynolds

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Freest in the 50 States: A Discussion with New Hampshire Governor Chris Sununu

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Does Liberty Have a Future in Iran?

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Challenging Classroom Conversations: Capital Punishment

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Differentiating DeFi: Understanding Efforts to Regulate Decentralized Finance

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Benefactor Series with David Boaz - January 12th 2023

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Cato Policy Perspectives, Chicago 2022 - Welcoming Remarks

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Cato Policy Perspectives, Chicago 2022 - Introductions and Pumping the Fiscal Brakes

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Cato Policy Perspectives, Chicago 2022 - A Free Market View of ESG

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Cato Policy Perspectives, Chicago 2022 - A Free Market View of ESG

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Cato Policy Perspectives, Chicago 2022 - Luncheon Keynote

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Culture Wars in Education: What Can Be Done to Bring Peace?

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Students, Teachers, and Free Speech

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Performance Review: Evaluating the CDC in the Wake of the COVID Pandemic

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How Much Does China Really Spend on Defense?

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The Rise of ESG and the Future of Financial Regulation: Fireside Chat

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ESG and Investing

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ESG and Corporate Governance

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ESG and Systemic Risk

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The Rise of ESG and the Future of Financial Regulation: Welcoming and Keynote

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Freedom’s Furies How Isabel Paterson, Rose Wilder Lane, and Ayn Rand Found Liberty in an Age of Darkness

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Panel 1: What Have We Learned?

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Panel 2: The Fed’s Operating System and New Monetary Framework: An Appraisal

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The (Temporary?) Conquest of American Inflations

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Panel 3: The Future of Money in a Fintech World

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Election Reform and the Midterm Election

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Can Prescribing Psychologists Help Solve the National Mental Health Crisis?

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How Does Government Jawboning Threaten Speech?

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Assessing Two Decades of Education Reform: Cato’s Center for Educational Freedom Turns 20

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Domestic Extremism and Political Violence: The Threat to Liberty

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Student Debt Relief: Promise Fulfilled or Problematic Policy?

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Luncheon Address - Jason Furman

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Welcoming and Session 1: Fighting Back against Antitrust Populism

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Session 2: Resisting the Protectionist Tide

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Session 3: The Politicization of Business: What Gives?

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Session 4: Does the Regulatory State Fuel Populism?

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Session 5: Unsustainable Fiscal Policy—The One, True Bipartisan Commitment

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Closing Speech - Douglas Holtz‐​Eakin

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Panel I: Constitutional Structure

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Panel II: Freedom of Speech, the Press, and Religion

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Panel III: Guns, Drugs, and Abortion

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Panel IV: Looking Ahead: October Term 2022

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Annual B. Kenneth Simon Lecture Term Limits/​Time Rules for Future Justices: Eighteen Arguments for Eighteen Years

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School Choice Is Good for Teachers Too

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FOIA and Government Transparency: A Report Card

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A Conversation with Jerome Powell - Cato Institute 40th Annual Monetary Conference

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Classified: The Untold Story of Racial Classification in America

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Superabundance: The Story of Population Growth, Innovation, and Human Flourishing on an Infinitely Bountiful Planet

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Pandemic Policy Postmortem: Lessons from Sweden

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Bringing Civil Discourse to Your Classroom

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America’s Great‐​Power Opportunity Revitalizing U.S. Foreign Policy to Meet the Challenges of Strategic Competition

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The Taliban Today

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Tunisia’s Authoritarian Turn

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The United States of Anonymous: How the First Amendment Shaped Online Speech

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What Will Be the Impact of the War in Ukraine for the Future of European Security?

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Black Liberation through the Marketplace: Hope, Heartbreak, and the Promise of America

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How Drug Paraphernalia Laws Undermine Harm Reduction

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Taxation and Democracy Webinar

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Financial Privacy in a Digital Era

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Luncheon Address: Moral Courage for Divided Times

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Back to the Future? The Return of Major War in Europe

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Why We Need a Movement for Freedom.

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Reducing Risk from Arms Sales

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The Status of Homeschooling Two Years into the Pandemic

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Peace through School Choice: Examining the Evidence

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Weltschmerz: How the West Lost Its Mojo and What Liberals Can Do to Fix It

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Free Speech: A History from Socrates to Social Media

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Fresh Approaches to the Overdose Crisis

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Polarization and the Executive Branch Webinar

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Luncheon Address - Governor Sununu

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The Supply Chain Crisis Was Decades in the Making

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Keynote Address – Why We Need a Movement for Freedom

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Catastrophic Success: Why Foreign‐​Imposed Regime Change Goes Wrong

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Religious Freedom, Islam, and Civil Discourse

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Would ‘Medicare for All’ Mean Quality for All? How Public‐​Option Principles Could Reverse Medicare’s Negative Impact on Quality

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Federal Debt and Spending: A Crisis?

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New Technology and Old Rules: Constructing a Crypto Regulatory Framework - A Path Forward

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The China Initiative: Origins and Consequences

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Welcome and Introduction - Opening Keynote: The Fourth Amendment is Not for Sale

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The Atlas of Surveillance

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Targeted but Not Silenced: Government Surveillance and Retaliation against Immigration Organizers in the United States

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Surveillance at School

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Strengthening Surveillance Safeguards after Schrems II

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Panel — The Surveillance Industrial Complex

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Panel — Anonymity and Freedom