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Bizarrement, le Rapport Cardoso sur les aides publiques à la presse n’a eu que peu d’échos.
284,000: Number of American college graduates working in minimum-wage jobs in 2012. The Wall Street Journal this week reported on the troubling trend of college graduates getting stuck in low-skilled jobs, a problem that new research suggests may endure even after the economy improves. As the story noted, college graduates tend to earn more than their less-educated coworkers, even within the same field.
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Adam Smith Lives!
The Janet Prindle Institute for Ethics at DePauw University is sponsoring an Undergraduate Ethics Symposium April 8-10, 2010. This conference is shaped around a series of workshops in which students present to one another their best work on a subject of ethical concern.
There are, to a useful level of accuracy, two forms of capital controls. The first is the type we're seeing in Cyprus today, limited and supposedly shot term controls in order to stave off imminent disaster.
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I spent most of my working life in the US Forest Service, battling fundamentalism.
Economic Dreams - Economic Nightmares
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Je lis le texte que m’a envoyé l’un de vous et c’est aussi beau que d’habitude mais je ne me résous pas à le mettre en ligne : il y a là trop d’amertume, trop de regrets sur ce qui a presque toujours mal tourné et je me dis que nous avons aujourd’hui autre chose à faire – le temps est trop compté – que réfléchir une fois de plus à notre engeance, parce que ce qu’elle est, nous, et nos prédécesseurs, depuis trois mille trois cents ans, en fait, nous l’avons bien compris.
David Cay Johnston, former NY Times reporter and now Syracuse professor, writes about the thing that most journalists don't bother to (or are told not to) write about--the way that Big Business successfully lobbies legislators and regulatory agencies to write the rules to favor Big Business, at the expense of ordinary Americans, all under the false claim that they are pushing de-regulation for the good of competition and ordinary consumers. Johnston, Missing the Story , American Journalism Review (March 2013).
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