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Cato Handbook For Congress: Policy Recommendations for the 108th Congress (Paperback)

Edited by Edward H. Crane and David Boaz

Cato Handbook For Congress: Policy Recommendations for the 108th Congress (Paperback)

   

Every two years the Cato Handbook for Congress sets the standard in Washington for real cuts in federal spending, taxes, and power.

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Publication Date: January 2003
ISBN: 1-930865-50-3
Number of Pages: 676
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About the Book

Breathtaking in scope, the expanded 66 chapters touch on policy areas from Social Security to trade policy to tax cuts to the USA PATRIOT Act, offering hundreds of proposals to radically reduce the federal government to the limits intended by the Founding Fathers.

The audience for this book is not limited to the House and Senate. State and local officials, corporate and association representatives, and individuals who need the most up-to-date policy proposals for cutting the size and scope of the federal government should have this little red book on an easy-to-reach bookshelf.

The Handbook's 66 chapters include new essays on lessons of the threats to civil liberties, confronting terror, campaign finance regulation, the president's war powers, gun control, monetary policy, Enron and Worldcom, relations with China and Russia, U.S. policy towards North Korea and South Korea, and telecommunications -- along with updated advice on issues ranging from Social Security and the federal budget to term limits, defense spending, and education.

As the Handbook states, "Fidelity to our founding principles of respect for civil liberties and limited government is easy when times are easy, as they were through much of the tech boom of the 1990s. The true test of our faith in those principles comes now, when we are beset by diabolical assaults from without and economic turmoil within, when public anxiety may temporarily make it seem expedient to put those principles aside." The Cato Handbook for Congress reminds us of the importance of those principles.

A full-text version of the Handbook is available online in Adobe Acrobat PDF format.

Press Release: Cato Handbook for Congress

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About the Editors

Edward H. Crane is founder and president and David Boaz executive vice president of the Cato Institute.

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What Others Have Said

"A soup-to-nuts agenda to reduce spending, kill programs, terminate whole agencies and dramatically restrict the power of the federal government."
--Washington Post

"...sharp public policy thoughts on a broad spectrum of issues from tax reform to the federal budget to globalization to contronting terror to threats to civil liberties to the environment -- and to a lot more."
--The Washington Times

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