Sweden: Lessons for America? – Full Video

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How Politicians Can Use Big Data to Win Elections

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Jason Brennan on why capitalism is a better utopia than socialism

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Ben Shapiro on Donald Trump, Bernie Sanders, and Hillary

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Stossel: Socialism Fails Every Time

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Crony Capitalism with Chinese Characteristics: Chang-Tai Hsieh

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William Nordhaus: The Economics of Climate Change

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.@NZGreens are for net neutrality so it must be a bad idea. Easy policy shortcut?

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James Robinson: “Why Nations Fail” | Talks at @Google

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Dictator’s Handbook: Batista and Castro compared

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Reply of @NZTreasury to my Privacy Act request for a statement of correction to be attached to incorrect personal information

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Sweden has a large gender pay gap and a thick glass ceiling

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Canada does not have many rusted on voters; their elections can be rather one-sided even for first past the post

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How JFK’s Clever TV Strategies Helped Him Win the Election

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The left has stopped eulogizing Venezuela

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