…vilayets of Mosul, Baghdad and Basra have been bound together by geography and trade for millennia. As a coherent jurisdiction, it makes more sense than, say, Belgium. As long as…

We are a country not just divided, but fragmented along axes of race, age, religion, economic status and geography. There are now 15 States where citizens have filed petitions to…

…in 1976. It did so to broaden protection against unauthorized imports of copyrighted works by so-called gray-market sellers, and to make easier the kind of market segmentation by geography and…

…growth in the local economy. But I’m not a Fed Governor: Now, let’s look at job creation in Texas since June 2009, the date that the National Bureau of Economic…

…is with the folks talking about Pearl Harbor? Seriously. What is that about?) Still, in reading about the tragedy, I had a thought about Japanese economic history and I’d like…

…Billion per year, “not including health-care costs associated with the treatment of cancer.” The economic burden of the top fifteen diseases shows clearly that cancer is far and away the…

…Note also that the editorial page has a much more interesting piece on economics than all those Zogby myths. Maybe more about that later, but for now, let’s pull the…

…the same health maintenance organization product in the same geography and time frame. How about that, a reduction in “unneeded test and procedures” without adding administration costs. Let the doc’s…

rdan Cassandra says: 5. Most comments have been yankee-centric – perhaps mirroring readers interests and geography. I can warm to risk appetites returning when Global ZIRP arrives and begins to…

…and that practiced at universities closer to Oceans (Salt water economics). The geography has shifted some as Fresh water economics has been exported. I’d consider Professor Robert Barro at Harvard…