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[[Image:134 3406.JPG|thumb|190px|The Cato Institute's building in [[Washington D.C.]].]]

[[Image:134 3406.JPG|thumb|190px|The Cato Institute's building in [[Washington D.C.]].]]

'''The Cato Institute''' is one of the [[America]]'s most prominent nonprofit public policy research organizations. The foundation is generally viewed as holding a [[Libertarian]] approach to public policy, advocating less [[United States Government|government]] involvement. Its research and reports cover numerous issues; such as [[defense spending]], [[social security]], [[monetary policy]], natural resource policy, [[international trade]], and many other issues. Cato's current president is co-founder [[Edward Crane]]. The organization has approximately 95 full-time employees, 20 fellows, and 70 adjunct scholars, plus interns. <ref>http://www.cato.org/about/about.html</ref>  

'''The Cato Institute''' is one of the [[America]]'s most prominent nonprofit public policy research organizations. The foundation is generally viewed as holding a [[libertarian]] approach to public policy, advocating less [[United States Government|government]] involvement. Its research and reports cover numerous issues; such as [[defense spending]], [[social security]], [[monetary policy]], natural resource policy, [[international trade]], and many other issues. Cato's current president is co-founder [[Edward Crane]]. The organization has approximately 95 full-time employees, 20 fellows, and 70 adjunct scholars, plus interns. <ref>http://www.cato.org/about/about.html</ref>  

==History==  

==History==