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November 2009
Only the free market can rid health care of perverse incentives and rising costs. Also in this issue: the importance of habeas corpus, government's secret growth, and the value of hedge funds.
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World War II Ended the Great Depression? By Richard W. Fulmer
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Two Decades Since the Fall By Sheldon Richman
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Health Care’s Muddled Incentives By Arnold Kling
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Government Motors By Michael Heberling
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The “I Hate the Poor” Act of 2009 By Christopher Westley
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The Mystique of Hedge Funds By Warren C. Gibson
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Old, Bold Futility By William R. Allen and William Dickneider
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The Great Writ Then and Now By Wendy McElroy
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Stealth Expansion of Government Power By Murray Weidenbaum
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Art Needs No State Subsidies By Bruce Edward Walker
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