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Thursday, September 2, 2010
 
 
 
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What Obama left out of Iraq speech

 
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The Science of Pleasure
 
At this AEI event, experts from the fields of psychology, psychiatry, and philosophy will discuss how pleasure motivates human behavior.
 
Shadow Financial Regulatory Committee
 
At this luncheon press briefing, the SFRC, a group of independent experts on the financial services industry, will issue one or more statements and...
 
Educating for Liberty: Books, Libraries, and Learning in the Lives of America's Founders
 
George H. Nash will deliver the September 2010 Bradley Lecture at AEI.
 
Grieving the Good of Others
 
This AEI event will discuss the role of envy in collectivist and redistributive economic systems.
 
 
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A significant portion of antimalarial drugs in Africa have been illegally diverted from the public sector, where they were intended to be dispensed free of charge in public health facilities, to the private sector.
 
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Ichiro Ozawa's personal desire to finally become Japan's leader has distracted the nation's leaders from the vital debate that the nation needs to have to resurrect its economy, and the longer such a debate is put off, the more likely it is that another reckoning will come.
 
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The Office of Personal Management and union officials implausibly claim that federal employees are paid just 78 cents on the dollar compared to private sector employees, but average compensation may actually be $14,000 above private sector compensation.
 
 
 
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In a new Economic Outlook, John H. Makin writes that the zero growth looming in the second half of 2010 should prompt Congress to lower marginal tax rates for all taxpayers and use unspent stimulus money to finance a one-year payroll tax holiday.

In a Latin American Outlook, Roger F. Noriega explains how China has increased its presence in Venezuela's oil industry, filling a void as Hugo Chávez muscles out U.S. interests and imposes a socialist system on his country.

A new survey of federal workers shows just 36 percent think they have enough flexibility to work from home as they raise families. An AEI Energy and Environment Outlook shows how telework also makes sense for the environment and security.

In a new AEI Financial Services Outlook, Peter J. Wallison attacks the Dodd-Frank Act, a controversial piece of legislation that gives the Fed unprecedented control over the U.S. financial system.

In an Asian Outlook, Michael Mazza warns that China has responded to U.S. efforts to promote a friendlier relationship by taking a more assertive stance on military and diplomatic issues, increasing the possibility of a major confrontation.