…to the globalization of business should be the second one. Those tax policies would be enacted in tandem with appropriate spending policies: it is what we want to spend our…

…in implementing policies that disastrously damaged the Aral Sea. It’s interesting to see these policies continued in Uzbekistan (but not so much in Kazakhstan) under its Stalinist dictator. “Sewage irrigation”…

…of issues, particularly economic ones, Presidents who did well followed similar policies to other Presidents who did well. Conversely, Presidents who did poorly on a given issue tended to either…

…the CBO’s recent report on the growing inequality in America (see here) come at a time when the American right is pushing hard for policies, like Perry’s so-called “Flat Tax”…

…for about half the year keeps most of the senior officials cooped up in the Diet.” And now the change… Administrative reform policies in the 1980s imposed ceilings on civil…

…or just delaying payments for so long that insureds end up suffering significant economic damage that the insurance plan was supposed to prevent. They write policies intended to provide skimpy…

…in their right to determine their own laws and policies, almost completely unobstructed by federal laws, including constitutional rights. The term “federalism,” in other words, has a counterintuitive meaning; it…

…opposed to salaries, advertising and marketing, and other non-medical expenses. I believe mini-med policies are far removed from plans offered that people associate with the term ‘health plan’. Reuters reports:…

CoRev asks if anyone wants to discuss the justifications of the beneficiaries of the different parties policies. So I though this gives me an opportunity to present some recently published…

…must remove politicians that simply put in place the policies that the big multinationals want. Those policies almost always will serve the managerial/owner class and not ordinary Americans. __________________________________________ crossposted…