Daniel Ikenson

Associate Director of the Center for Trade Policy Studies, Cato Institute

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Associate Director of the Center for Trade Policy Studies at the Cato Institute, a think-tank in Washington, DC that advocates for limited government

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Two hundred workers are staging a sit-in at a Chicago factory after the Bank of America cut off the company's credit.  The bank got $25 billion in taxpayer funds, but the workers only…

Federal Bailouts and Double Standards

Two hundred workers are staging a sit-in at a Chicago factory after the Bank of America cut off the company's credit.  The bank got $25 billion in taxpayer funds, but the workers only…

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The White House says if Democrats can get their act together it's "very likely" the Big Three automakers will get massive federal assistance.

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The White House says if Democrats can get their act together it's "very likely" the Big Three automakers will get massive federal assistance.

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