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Crisis of Abundance: Rethinking How We Pay for Health Care
By Arnold Kling
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Give Up Abortion for Nationalized Health Care?
Josh Barro  | 21 Nov 2009
Democrats and President Obama have insisted that Americans who want to maintain their current health care coverage will be able do so. But the elephant in the room is the Stupak-Pitts Amendment. (Read)
 
     
A Perfect Plan Tomorrow
Bill Wilson  | 19 Nov 2009
Study the major initiatives underway thus far by the Obama Administration and you can see that the driving force behind these bills involve Obama's long-term vision for the country. However, his desire to rush ahead in giant leaps has distorted his current view of businesses, taxpayers, and the economy. (Read)
Why Tragedy Will Be Result of Dems Rush to Victory on Health Reform
Douglas Holtz-Eakin & Paul Howard  | 16 Nov 2009
The health care bill's passage has been touted as a landmark vote, but it achieves almost none of President Obama's promised health reform goals. (Read)
On Spending and Keynesian Displacement
Erik Voorhees  | 13 Nov 2009
Squeezed forth by the global financial crisis, certain detestable economic myths are bubbling through every legislative orifice. Virtually every political leader is enamored with spending. Why do politicians give credence to Keynesianism? (Read)
Addicted to Easy Money?
Larry Kudlow  | 11 Nov 2009
In an interview with CNBC's Maria Bartiromo yesterday, Richmond Fed president Jeffrey Lacker refused to offer any clear sign as to when the central bank might finally end its zero-bound policy and begin raising rates. (Read)
The Economics of a Three-Race GOP Sweep
Larry Kudlow  | 03 Nov 2009
Against the backdrop of high unemployment and a public revolt against a Democratic health-care bill, a three-race sweep by Republicans is very much in play this Election Day. (Read)
The Happy Economist
George A. Pieler & Jens F. Laurson  | 06 Nov 2009
Should there be a Nobel Prize for creating happiness? Nobel laureate Joseph Stiglitz may think so. But Nobel or not, it's hard to escape the conclusion this is high-flying nonsense. (Read)
A Death Penalty Red Herring - Part 2
Lester Jackson Ph.D. | 31 Oct 2009
The Holy Grail of death penalty opponents is to prove actual execution of an innocent person. But those who demand perfection for murder convicts make no similar demand to protect the law-abiding public. Part 2 of 2. (Read)
A Death Penalty Red Herring - Part 1
Lester Jackson Ph.D. | 30 Oct 2009
The Holy Grail of death penalty opponents is to prove actual execution of an innocent person. But those who demand perfection for murder convicts make no similar demand to protect the law-abiding public. Part 1 of 2. (Read)
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