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Issue 261

Taxing Wealth Swedish Style

An annual levy that is more efficient than the estate tax.

John Miller Sep 1, 2005

Issue 261

Just Garments

A worker-run factory tries to wring the sweat out of the apparel business.

Jay Blair Sep 1, 2005

Issue 261

Falling Off a Cliff

Millions of garment workers worldwide stand to lose their jobs with this year's changes in global textile trade rules.

Keith Yearman and Amy Gluckman Sep 1, 2005

Issue 261

Turmoil in the AFL-CIO

A Dollars & Sense Roundtable

Nathan Newman; Steve Early; Bill Fletcher, Jr.; Leon Fink; Rose Ann Demoro; and Immanuel Ness Sep 1, 2005

Issue 260

Outing Alan Greenspan

I'm not a big Alan Greenspan fan.… I think he's one of the biggest political hacks

John Miller Jul 1, 2005

Issue 260

Beware: TABOR Is Coming

After devastating government services in Colorado, the "Taxpayer Bill of Rights" threatens to spread.

Michael Rebne Jul 1, 2005

Issue 260

The Tsunami and the Mangroves

Since the 1980s, Asia has been plundered by large industrialized shrimp farms that have brought environmentally unfriendly aquaculture to its

Devinder Sharma Jul 1, 2005

Issue 260

Fisherfolk Out, Tourists In

Sri Lanka's tsunami reconstruction plans displace devastated coastal residents to make way for tourism industry expansion.

Vasuki Nesiah Jul 1, 2005

Issue 259

New Man at the World Bank

Widely known as the architect of one of the most controversial U.S. wars, he became a symbol of an

Arthur MacEwan May 1, 2005

Issue 259

Latin America's Left Off Track

Latin America has a new crop of leftist leaders, but their macroeconomic policies are sadly familiar.

Matías Vernengo May 1, 2005

Issue 259

Social Security Q&A

Separating Fact from Fiction

Doug Orr May 1, 2005

Issue 258

Free, Free at Last

Economic freedom for corporations has little to do with either political freedom or economic growth.

John Miller Mar 1, 2005