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Studies in the Regulation of Economic Activity series, the American Enterprise Institute s Studies in Government Regulation series, and the Cato Institute s Regulation journal. Finally, I refer the reader to the writings from the "Chicago School" authors Becker, Peltzman, Posner, and Stigler as weU as almost any issue of The Journal of Law... 

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I. M. Goklany, The Precautionary Principle. A Critical Appraisal of Environmental Risk Assessment (Washington, D.C. Cato Institute, 2001). 

PJ Michaels and RC Balling, Jr, Climate of Extremes, Cato Institute, Washington, DC, p 14,2009. 

Edwards, C., Federal pay outpaces private-sector pay, Cato Institute Tax Budget Bulletin, No. 35, May 2006. 

Regulation. (1991). "Making Sense of Safety," Washington, DC Cato Institute, Fall. 

Taylor J. Sustainable Development A Dubious Solution in Search of a Problem. Policy Analysis 449. Washington, DC Cato Institute 2002, p 1 9. 

Richardson, C.J. (2005) How the loss of property rights caused Zimbabwe s coUapse, CATO Institute Economic Development Bulletin, Project on Global Economic Liberty 4. 

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