Consider the Evidence

Lane Kenworthy

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• Recent Posts

  • The best inequality graph, updated
  • The politics of helping the poor
  • Social spending and poverty
  • A not-so-great day for soccer fans
  • America and the world
  • Politics
  • Can government help?
  • Prosperity in America
  • Inequality as a social cancer
  • Should progressives oppose the health-care reform bill?
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  • Angry Bear
  • Baker: Beat the Press
  • Beale: ataxingmatter
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  • Cowen: Marginal Revolution
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  • Geras: normblog
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  • TAPped
  • The Democratic Strategist
  • The Monkey Cage
  • Thoma: Economist’s View
  • Thoma: Maximum Utility
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  • Wilkinson
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