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Fidel Castro and American Statism
By Jacob Hornberger on September 23, 2010
What can Americans learn from recent developments in communist Cuba?
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The Great Pakistani Deluge Never Happened
By Juan Cole on September 13, 2010
Don't tune in. It's not important.
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Suiting Up for a Post-Dollar World
By John Browne on June 26, 2010
The global financial crisis is unfolding like a slow-moving, highly predictable stage play.
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Chinese Workers Force the Issue
By Neeraj Chaudhary on June 21, 2010
And there's a market solution to the labor unrest, although Washington might not approve.
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Iran's Green Movement: One Year Later
By Juan Cole on June 11, 2010
How Washington's sanctions policy and a U.S. ally's blockade have helped keep the hardliners in power.
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Why Are We Worrying about North Korea?
By Doug Bandow on June 10, 2010
The U.S. should take a step back.
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The Phantom Recovery
By Peter Schiff on June 8, 2010
The state is growing, but the real economy is shrinking.
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Why Governments Hate Gold
By Ron Paul on June 8, 2010
It limits their freedom, and protects ours.
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Paul Krugman's Welfare-State Fallacies
By Jacob Hornberger on May 20, 2010
The big-government chickens are coming home to roost.
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My Week in Haiti
By Robert Murphy on May 19, 2010
Market principles apply in an impoverished and disaster-struck country.
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