The Cato Journal - 2005
- Currency privatization as a substitute for currency boards and dollarization.
- The 1997-98 Asian crisis: a property rights perspective.
- China's defense of the peg perpetuates central planning.
- Democracy and Populism: Fear and Hatred.
- Market-based education: what can we learn from universities?
- Exchange rate protectionism: a harmful diversion for trade and development policy.
- Defining the education market: reconsidering charter schools.
- The Digital Person: Technology and Privacy in the Information Age.
- Financial integration and dollarization: the case of Panama.
- Exchange rates and capital freedom in developing markets.
- Leadership, prisoners' dilemmas, and politics.
- The economic role of the state in the 21st century.
- Coasian contracts in the Coeur d'Alene mining district.
- A leap of faith for sovereign default: from IMF judgment calls to automatic incentives.
- Peter Bauer: an unusual applied economist.
- The loss of property rights and the collapse of Zimbabwe.
- Interest and Prices: Foundations of a Theory of Monetary Policy.
- The competitive education industry concept and why it deserves more scrutiny.
- Measuring market education: suggestions for ranking school choice reforms.
- Exchange rate and monetary policy in China.
- Historical reflections on the splendor and decline of Argentina.
- In defense of outsourcing.
- Is the Market Moral? A Dialogue on Religion, Economics, and Justice.
- Education reform as economic reform.
- The market, yes; demos, no.
- Public problems, private solutions: school choice and its consequences.
- Dealing with exchange rate protectionism.
- Remembering Peter Bauer.
- Some theory and history of dollarization.
- Conservatism: Burke, Nozick, Bush, Blair?
- Editor's note.
- Japan, China, and the U.S. current account deficit.
- Capital controls: mud in the wheels of market efficiency.
- Reflections on Peter Bauer's contributions to development economics.
- The threat to economic liberty from international organizations.
- P. T. Bauer on the population question.
- Fiscal conservatism, exchange rate flexibility, and the next generation of debt crises.
- Peter Bauer and the third world.
- Going Broke by Degree: Why College Costs Too Much.
- Mao: The Unknown Story.
- Understanding the Process of Economic Change.
- Human attitudes and economic growth.
- The recent stabilization experience in Mexico.
- Peter Bauer and the English class system.
- Education research flounders in the absence of competition from for-profit schools.
- Public policy, entrepreneurship, and economic freedom.
- How does development happen?
- Institutional reform and sovereign debt crises.
- Specialization in a competitive education industry: areas and impacts.
- Where the Right Went Wrong: How Neoconservatives Subverted the Reagan Revolution and Hijacked the Bush Presidency.
- Equity returns and economic freedom.
- The extent and nature of waste and rent dissipation in U.S. public education.
- Religious freedom and economic prosperity.
- New mandates for the IMF and World Bank.
- Capital flows, overheating, and the nominal exchange rate regime in China.
- Creating a competitive education industry.
- Monetary policy in a world of mobile capital.