Cato Handbook for Congress, 106th Congress

The Cato Institute consistently generates truly outstanding scholarship -- scholarship that to any unbiased reader is first-rate, well-researched, and logical. These traits are found throughout The Cato Handbook for the 106th Congress. Each essay is relevant and substantive; no essay taxes the reader with excess verbiage or illogical or unsubstantiate claims. This is a gem of a collection.In my own special field of expertise, antitrust, I can vouch that the essay on that topic (by Robert Levy and William Shughart) is especially good. There's more sound and creative thinking in this Levy-Shughart contribution than in any 100 antitrust articles randomly selected from law reviews and economics journals.