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Bookmark or Share- Why Cato institute uses Cato as the name? : r/AskLibertarians - RedditThe institute was founded in January 1977 in San Francisco, California;[1] named at the suggestion of Murray Rothbard after Cato's Letters, a series of British essays penned in the early 18th century by John Trenchard and Thomas Gordon.[9][10]
- Anyone familiar with the Brookings Institution or on Similar ... - RedditCato Institute is libertarian. There are left leaning and explicitly leftist think tanks, but not nearly as many or as influential as with conservative, libertarian, or free market advocates, because liberal views are already well represented by mainstream non partisan think tanks, and the right leaning ones all benefit from rich donors that ...
- Is the Cato Institute trustworthy? Are their reports good?The world and his dog has said that Cato has a Libertarian bias. I agree absolutely, and I'm fairly Libertarian myself. What I don't agree with is everyone talking about other think tanks. In my opinion lots of think tank work just isn't very good. Lots of it isn't peer reviewed. Often papers from peer reviewed journals are better.
- Cato vs Mises institute : r/Libertarian - RedditBut in recent weeks, I see myself getting drawn to the Mises Institute. But more specifically the clash between Cato and Mises is very apparent from the podcast and articles from the Mises Institute. Mises Institute talks about a lot of thought-provoking subjects like "nullification", "non-ratification of the Fourteenth Amendment", etc.
- Where do you stand on the Cato/Reason wing vs Mises Institute ... - RedditI personally prefer the Mises Institute to Cato. Cato has a lot of good people, but the Mises Institute is more consistent in their philosophy. The Mises Institute also doesn't have any ties to the Koch brothers, so that gives their populist streak more credibility. This isn't to say that I don't have any doubts about Austrian economics.
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