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Below you'll find a list of all posts from February, 2002

The Minimum Wage Does Not Protect

Mr. Stephen Saunders in his Letter "Minimum wage protects" in Thursday's Tribune asked The Nassau Institute "Why it is not …

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Simply because government has monopolized some economic or social activity in the past did not mean that it could not be freed from political control and regulation and shifted to the private sector.Richard Ebeling
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