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Sunday, December 21, 2014

Accidentally Revealed: The New York Times Is Still Suppressing News “Every Month”

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Today’s New York Times has a self-celebratory story by Margaret Sullivan, its usually perceptive public editor, that tells us how independ...
Saturday, December 20, 2014

Quote of the Day: That Sound You Hear Is the Snorting of Old Socialists

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From Robert Paul Wolff , describing the anticipation of aging socialists like himself that another Great Depression would fulfill the prophe...
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Report of Panel of Consultants on Secondary or Indirect Benefits of Water-Use Projects, Part IB

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B. Summary Response to the Commissioner's Instructions The Commissioner's instructions to the panel open with a general paragraph ...

Does the NSA Demonstrate the Innovative Dynamism of the Public Sector?

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One way to think about the shock of the Snowden revelations is that the NSA was much more skilled at surveillance, hacking and data-parsing ...
Friday, December 19, 2014

Report of Panel of Consultants on Secondary or Indirect Benefits of Water-Use Projects, Part IA

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A. Instructions of Michael W. Straus, Commissioner, Bureau of Reclamation, to Panel of Consultants on Secondary or Indirect Benefits The P...
Thursday, December 18, 2014

Cost-benefit analysis as "unacceptable nonsense"

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Little, I.M.D.. Ethics, Economics, and Politics: Some Principles of Public Policy , 2002: Cost-benefit analysis compares states of affair...
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Wednesday, December 17, 2014

A Carbon Cap for Washington State?

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My governor, Jay Inslee, has proposed a state-level carbon cap for the largest business emitters.  By auctioning the permits, he expects to...

Is our reporters learning?

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From today's Times: (On Ebola) "scientists on the new study estimated that 70 percent of cases in West Africa go unreported. That...
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The Wiggle Room

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Rarely is the question asked, how is our university students learning? True or False? The theory of anthropogenic climate change attribut...
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Quote of the Day on Topics Pertaining to Cost-Benefit Analysis

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From Mark Bittman : This brings us to the Food and Drug Administration, which is responsible for carrying out nutrition labeling in restau...
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Cuban Socialism Hanging by a Thread

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Normalization of relations between the US and Cuba is a mortal threat to the version of socialism that has survived on that island.  Its dem...
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This Just In!

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From Timothy Noah at Politico Morning Shift ("your daily speed read on labor and employment policy): The machines-mean-fewer-jobs vi...
Tuesday, December 16, 2014

I Dunno? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

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Does anybody really give a shit about the " genealogy and critique of applied welfare economics "? Apparently not. Ninety-nine vie...
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Greg Mankiw Endorses William Kristol as the GOP’s Health Care Economist

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Actually Mankiw gives a nod to this . Skipping the Republican spin – this plan lists three things (I guess): “Ending the Unfairness in t...
Monday, December 15, 2014

They Said, We Said

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From the New York Times : “The Europeans regard the settlements [on occupied Palestinian territory]  as illegal; Washington regards them as ...
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