Books published by Cato Institute,U.S.

The book makes the case for embracing evasive entrepreneurs and the freedom to innovative more generally because of the many benefits that individuals, society, and even governments derive from acts of technological creativity.

This book provides an assessment of Trump's America First doctrine, its performance to date, and its implications for the future.

This book moves beyond the moribund left versus right debate on poverty to propose a new anti-poverty agenda based on individual empowerment, free-markets, and limited government.

Explains the benefits of free trade and globalization for middle-class, Main Street Americans exposed to a barrage of negative claims from politicians and commentators such as Lou Dobbs.

Gives comprehensive arguments about why the United States must end the military occupation of Iraq and renew the war against Al-Qaeda.

Is it any wonder that Americans have become so dissatisfied with government today? Politicians have given us soaring federal spending, rampant violations of our constitutional rights, a futile war in Iraq, corruption, incompetence, and a growing nanny state. Now one of the leading libertarian critics of big government raises the flag of freedom. Da

Europeans and many American pundits believe that while the US economy may create more growth, Europeans have it better when it come to job security and other factors. This title states that the market freedoms in America create a more flexible, adaptable and prosperous system than the declining welfare states of old Europe.

A comprehensive documentation of the pervasive influence of global warming alarmism on various aspects of society.