Econ 101: That Old-Time Keynesian Theory

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Nobel winner Krugman advocates consumption approach, but other prize winners disagree.

FNC: Stimulus Plan is Keynesian 'Hogwash

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'Bulls & Bears' analysts say Keynesian economics failed to stimulate economy in past recessions.

Washington Post Applauds Obama's 'First Actions' on Environment

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Matt Philbin
Report quotes liberal, environmental groups, ignores costs, consequences.

Dear Wash. Post: Spending and Trade Are Related

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Samuelson counts the spending collapse and import reduction separately, but shouldn't.

Dear WTOP: Earmark Ban Won't Stop Pet Projects

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Neil Young's Electric Car Songs Make Some Regret That 'Rust Never Slee

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Matt Philbin
Erratic artist about to test fan loyalty with album about eco-cars.

CNN: Ladies Nag Obama about Lack of Women's Jobs

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Kyra Phillips of 'Newsroom' and Christine Romans discuss 'discouraging' lack of women in Obama's cabinet, job package that 'favors' men.

Dear WSJ: Rent-seeking Diverts Resources

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Problem of government handouts is more than money, it pulls producers away from their products making them inefficient.

Debunking Stimulus Myth: Only 3% Allotted for Road, Bridge Infrastruct

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Despite media rhetoric after Minnesota bridge collapse, Democrats commit money to other projects.

Dear Wash. Post: Don't Worry about China

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Geithner warns about Chinese currency manipulation, but why should U.S. complain about lending when credit is tight?

Dear WTOP: Rep. Moran Wrong about Metro Costs

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Taxpayers will shoulder addition burden of transit system.

Dear Wash. Post: Obama Wants Gov. That 'Works

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President's remark is 'evidence' that America's founding values are lost.

Dear WSJ: Account Imbalances Didn't 'Cause' Recession

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Real factors like monetary or fiscal policies are to blame.

NY Times Columnist Says Saving Banks Will Take another Trillion

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Matt Philbin
Sorkin Tells 'Good Morning America' financials need fixing 'all over again.'