January 4, 2013
Should U.S. Fiscal Policy Address Slow Growth or the Debt? A Nondilemma
The United States has a simple path to a brighter economic future: slash expenditures and keep tax rates low.
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In the latest issue of Regulation, Thomas A. Lambert explains how the Roberts ruling undermines the new health care law. Also in this issue, G. Stuart Mendenhall and Mark Schmidhofer question the usefulness of the TSA’s terrorist screening procedures.
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On to the Next Manufactured Fiscal Crisis
The political reality is that the country is likely to continue bouncing from sensationalized fiscal crisis to sensationalized fiscal crisis.
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The Fire Next Door: Mexico’s Drug Violence and the Danger to America
In his compelling new book, Ted Galen Carpenter details the growing horror overtaking Mexico and explains how the current U.S.-backed strategies for trying to stem Mexico’s drug violence have been a disaster.
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