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Monday, November 25, 2013

Honk If You Understand that the Premise is Inherently Unworkable

Honk If You Understand that the Premise is Inherently Unworkable
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Quotations of the day from Thomas Sowell

Quotations of the day from Thomas Sowell
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Sunday, November 17, 2013

Review & Outlook: Big Ethanol Finally Loses - WSJ.com

Review & Outlook: Big Ethanol Finally Loses - WSJ.com
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Markets and profit-seeking firms, not statutes, have already taken care of the problem of workplace discrimination | AEIdeas

Markets and profit-seeking firms, not statutes, have already taken care of the problem of workplace discrimination | AEIdeas
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The Great American Energy Boom: US was the world’s No. 1 petroleum producer in July for the 9th straight month

The Great American Energy Boom: US was the world’s No. 1 petroleum producer in July for the 9th straight month
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“Unlike You, I Refuse to Protect Myself from Danger. So Compensate Me!”

“Unlike You, I Refuse to Protect Myself from Danger. So Compensate Me!”
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Saturday, November 16, 2013

Jim Flaherty, Canadian economy, budget surplus, public debt, exports, higher government borrowing costs, Alan Beaulieu, economic forecasts | ITR Economics

Jim Flaherty, Canadian economy, budget surplus, public debt, exports, higher government borrowing costs, Alan Beaulieu, economic forecasts | ITR Economics
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