Liberalism and Growth
…leading to more growth. AB P.S. In another recent book, The Rise of the Creative Class, Economist Richard Florida of Carnegie Mellon argues that “scientists, engineers, architects, educators, writers, artists,…
…leading to more growth. AB P.S. In another recent book, The Rise of the Creative Class, Economist Richard Florida of Carnegie Mellon argues that “scientists, engineers, architects, educators, writers, artists,…
…watch them fall, Jimmy Swaggart style. From Joe Conason, an update on the status of Richard Delgaudio (full story in the Washington Post). Delgaudio was one of the people who…
…down by half. Here’s the big quote from the story: Now, about eight months after Dr. Richard Sargent first noticed the trend, both doctors are saying their data shows heart…
…AB UPDATE: This today from Joint Chiefs Chairman Richard Meyers: “It is not helpful to have those kind of comments [comments that “the plan” is a bad one” come out…
…Jr., both appointed by President George W. Bush. The study was prepared by Lee Epstein, who teaches law and political science at the University of Southern California; William M. Landes,…
…Richard Alley calls it, The Biggest Control Knob of Earth’s climate is due to a simple confluence of [t]hree physical facts. First, blackbody radiation from a body at Earth’s temperature…
…offering Social Security cuts to appease the right… Richard (RJ) Eskow: Austerity Is Dead, So Drop the Chained CPI and Increase Social Security States with the Most Americans on Disability…
…certainly is quite impressive. He was a business executive and head of a think tank. To quote the bio directly, [H]e also served as Chief of Staff to Senator Richard…
…(Richard Freeman has a balanced analysis). It is also important to point out, as Johnston does, that lower tax rates on the 1% have an impact on this. One suggestion…
…appellate judge Richard Posner and two others, is blogging on Slate this week in its annual final-week-of-the-Supreme-Court-term discussion, and he’s posted this spot-on analysis and bald criticism of the Roberts…