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The 'Invisible Hand' at Work

 
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Steven Hayward will deliver the January 2011 Bradley Lecture at AEI.
 
American Enterprise Debates: QE2=The Titanic?
 
The widely acclaimed American Enterprise Debates returns with another big question for our times: how much quantitative easing is too much?
 
Crop Chemophobia: Are We Over-Regulating Pesticides?
 
What is the proper balance between crop protection and environmental and public health considerations? AEI scholar Jon Entine explores this...
 
The Fate of Inwardness: Competing Modes of Self-Definition and Their Consequences for Collective Life
 
Elisabeth Lasch-Quinn will deliver the February 2011 Bradley Lecture at AEI.
 
 
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The fact is that there is an ongoing truce on the social issues, because for most Americans they have been overshadowed by concerns raised by the weak economy and the Obama Democrats' vast increase in the size and scope of government.
 
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The experience of 21 countries over 37 years yields a simple truth: Cutting spending works, and raising taxes doesn't.
 
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America's economic strength used to be matched by its military strength. It needs a similar wakeup call today.
 
 
 
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