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U.S. Military Spending and the Cost of the Wars
For the past several years, the annual inflation-adjusted budget of the Department of Defense has been higher than the Cold
Medicaid and Medicare Cuts: (Almost) Everyone Pays
Unless you belong to the select and dwindling group of those with fully employer-paid health coverage—or to the 40-million-and-counting
Minding The Timor Gap
Billions of dollars in oil and gas revenues are at stake as Australia continues to bully East Timor out of its undersea energy resources.
Venezuela's Cooperative Revolution
An economic experiment is the hidden story behind Chávez's 'Bolivarian Revolution.'
Econ-Utopia: Environmental Tax Shifting
An Econ-Utopia, brought to you by the Center for Popular Economics. Econ-Utopia: Environmental Tax Shifting By Jonathan Teller-Elsberg, CPE Staff
The Short Run: Drug Treatment Pays for Itself Many Times Over
Drug Treatment Pays for Itself Many Times Over An item from "The Short Run" in the May/June
Econamici: Economan Captures the Knowledge Economy
Review of David Warsh's Knowledge and the Wealth of Nations David Warsh's engaging new book Knowledge
Solidarity; new website content
I am out of the office today in an act of solidarity with the international working class: I'm
Econamici: The Mother of all Bungles in Iraq
The Mother of all Bungles in Iraq Introductory Economics Lesson One: Price controls can backfire. Exhibit A: New York City
Connecticut commentator considers land tax
In Repopulating New Orleans (D&S, Mar/Apr 2006) , Mason Gaffney set San Francisco's rebuilding after its