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The 2011 Economist Intelligence Unit report of the world’s best cities for living

Jonathan Gruber, an economist at MIT, is planning to write a graphic novel about President Obama’s health care overhaul

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Ronald Reagan would approve of the Obama administration’s recent shift toward supply-side policies.

An ex-Clinton aide blasts Newsweek columnist Mickey Kaus for allegiance to American workers

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Earmarks are a “gateway drug” that leads to broader mismanagement of public finances.

In “Cool it,” environmentalist Bjorn Lomberg calls out the environmental movement’s alarmism.

Congress should stop listening to the alarmists before the alarm bell really rings on America’s economic future.

The economic arguments in favor of free trade aren’t as strong as their proponents claim.

Study identifies traits of bosses afflicted with chronic corporate deception

About 81 million out of the roughly 620 million economically active youth between the ages of 15-24 worldwide were out of a job, a statistic that has analysts warning of a ‘lost generation’

Government control, it should be noted, isn’t the only concern about bailing out journalism. Every bit as worrisome is how political power seduces many journalists — especially progressives — to promote ever bigger government

Journolisters reject suggestion to coordinate message

Weak job market and an increasing number of foreclosed properties prompts builders to limit construction of new homes

Charities are often told they should learn from business. The reverse is also true

The Washington metropolitan area is home to the highest paid residents in the nation, according to a new report from the Ontario-based Martin Prosperity Institute

Edwards’s book provides a valuable and concise overview of a man who, along with Reagan and economist of liberty Milton Friedman, did as much as anybody to help liberty and conservatism

White House officials have said polls don’t bother them

The debates raging over what policies will pull the U.S. economy out of its Great Recession replicate one that occurred during the Great Depression