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The problem with government is not the education of policy makers. The problem is that officials are making decisions that would best be left to individuals or lower levels of government.
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The problem isn’t so much the accuracy of inflation measures, but rather the basic underlying theory whereby 2% inflation is defined as the ideal rate for a healthy economy.
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The U.S. attempted to bring freedom and security to the Vietnamese in the 1960s and ’70s.
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More than 80% of the Taiwanese people support maintaining the status quo and the peaceful development of cross-Strait relations.
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I see Preet Bharara him as the best hope for New Yorkers who are putting up with a corrupt Albany. Neither successive governors nor attorneys general of New York could stop the corruption there
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The election of the Gingrich Congress in 1994 not only led to tax reductions, federal spending went from 21.8% of GDP in the first quarter of 1995 down to 18.6% by the time Bill Clinton was out of office.
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If Google or Amazon wants to build a better set-top box, they can actually license the content from creators, the way everybody else does.
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Unions and employers colluded for years to minimize contributions using funding strategies that would have gotten single-employer plan sponsors in trouble with regulators.
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Thanks for Mr. Roberts’s views on how dismal the science is in the dismal science.
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Qualified stock dividends are tax advantaged in the U.S. Interest on bonds (other than munis) is taxed at ordinary tax rates.
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The major reason why medical care is fraught with errors: Doctors no longer have a say in how medicine is practiced.
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Increased government collaboration with industry must respond to the real needs of American industry, labor and agriculture in a different, competitive world.
