Cato Journal

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The Cato Journal is the official journal of the Washington, D.C.-based, libertarian think-tank the Cato Institute, and features articles discussing politics and the economy.

According to the Cato Institute website[1], the journal is a

free-market, public policy journal... for scholars concerned with questions of public policy, yet it is written and edited to be accessible to the interested lay reader.

[edit] Notable contributors

Dominick T. Armentano Doug Bandow Randy Barnett Bruce Bartlett Bruce L. Benson James M. Buchanan Thomas J. DiLorenzo Richard Epstein Milton Friedman Roger W. Garrison Richard Gephardt Alan Greenspan Gottfried Haberler

Robert Higgs Randall G. Holcombe Jack Kemp Israel Kirzner Václav Klaus Arthur B. Laffer Don Lavoie Peter Lewin Justin Yifu Lin John Lott Tibor Machan Fritz Machlup Charles Murray

Douglass C. North José Piñera Morgan O. Reynolds Paul Craig Roberts Murray N. Rothbard Joseph Salerno Antonin Scalia George Selgin John B. Taylor Gordon Tullock Richard Vedder Lawrence H. White Leland B. Yeager

[edit] External links

• Home page.