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Unintended Consequences, Low Flush Toilets

By: Brian McGraw
03/11/2011

In yet another example of why prudence is necessary on the behalf of law makers, who might have a little more faith in the market…

Consumer Freedom

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A Tsunami is Not a Stimulus

By: Ryan Young
03/11/2011

Tragedy struck Japan this morning. It will be some time before we know just how many lives the tsunami took, and how much damage was…

Trade and International

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$6 Billion More in Cuts

By: Ryan Young
03/11/2011

If they succeed, this year’s budget deficit will go from about $1.6 trillion to $1.594 trillion. Never let it be said that congressional Republicans don’t…

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Morning Media Summary

By: Lee Doren
03/11/2011

Tech: Herb Kohl vows Google probe: “Media consolidation, net neutrality and Google's dominance in Internet search are among the issues the Senate's leading…

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Subway Surpasses McDonald’s

By: Kathryn Ciano
03/10/2011

It's a new era in fast food. Last decade everyone was asking which food was the healthiest. Now growth is global, and it all comes…

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Bill Introduced to End Ethanol Tax Credit

By: Brian McGraw
03/10/2011

Via The Hill’s Energy blog: “The ethanol tax credit is bad economic policy, bad energy policy and bad environmental policy. The $6 billion we…

Energy and Environment

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Subway Surpasses McDonald’s

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