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Even catastrophes can be handled by private approach

by Tibor R. Machanvia Freedom Communications
Friday, June 20, 2008

When the nature of a just society is discussed, those who defend big government solutions to problems tend to start with orphaned children and catastrophes, claiming that only by means of massive government intervention can a society cope...

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The Bubble: Transcript

with John B. Taylorvia Washington Post
Monday, June 16, 2008

Washington Post staff writers Alec Klein and Zach Goldfarb were online Monday, June 16 at 12:30 p.m. ET with guest John Taylor, Stanford economics professor, to discuss their three-part narrative series about the U.S. housing bust...

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Lieberman Makes Risky Bet in Speculation-Ban Bid: Kevin Hassett

with Milton Friedmanvia Bloomberg
Monday, June 16, 2008

Every year there are a few memorable instances of U.S. congressional testimony that have an immediate impact on economic policy...

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A Growing Chorus

with Victor Davis Hansonvia National Review Online
Thursday, June 12, 2008

I would ask if it is possible for federal energy policy to become any more backward and senseless than it now is, but I fear as soon as I do, Washington will outdo itself and make matters worse...

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Look for the Union Label

with Daniel P. Kesslervia Wall Street Journal
Tuesday, June 10, 2008

What do the farm bill, the cap-and-trade global warming bill, the clean water bill, the housing bailout bill, and the school construction bill all have in common?...

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COMMENTARY: EPA's slimy regulation

by Henry I. Millervia Washington Times
Wednesday, June 4, 2008

Members of the California State Assembly's no-amount-of-regulation-is-ever- enough Democratic caucus recently announced forthcoming legislation to address oil spills...

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Sen. Lieberman's eco-boondoggle

with Thomas Gale Moorevia Republican American (CT)
Monday, June 2, 2008

In the mid-1990s, Sen. Joseph I. Lieberman, then a proud Democrat, dropped by the Republican-American's offices for a rare visit with the editorial board...

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Time to End "Bernanke Panky?"

with Milton Friedmanvia Huffington Post
Monday, June 2, 2008

Deplore as he must the current minor Internet buzz about abolishing the Federal Reserve Board or impeaching its leaders, Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke must have a grudging historical sense that 75 years ago, such chastisement might have been appropriate...

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30 Years Ago in Reason

with Alvin Rabushkavia Reason
Sunday, June 1, 2008

June 1978...

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Market Commentary - The Argentina Export Tax Effect on Global Food Prices

with Gary S. Beckervia TheCommodityTrader.net
Friday, May 30, 2008

As of now anyone who follows commodity markets, international affairs, or the global food situation has heard about the Argentina export tax hike on grains; more specifically soybeans...

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