The financial crisis has been widely interpreted as proof of the need for extensive government regulation of banks, insurance companies and other capitalist institutions. The antics of politicians now that they have a greater role, however, are a vivid reminder of why they can’t be trusted with such power.Thank you Steve and thank you The Oklahoman!
These days, every politician assumes that because he has a driver’s license and an ATM card, he must have all the necessary skills to run an automaker and operate a bank.
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Missing -- or Hidden -- Productivity?
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Over at *The Endeavour* is a thought-provoking post concerning a common
question: *Why aren't we more productive than we are, given the vast array
of produ...
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