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Poverty and Welfare
 
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Gross domestic product (GDP) is not a sufficient measurement of prosperity, but the Legatum Institute's Prosperity Index addresses some of the shortcomings of the GDP by measuring a variety of economic and social indicators for people around the world.     [Read more]
 
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Consolidating tax credits would help resolve problems of targeting and awareness, thus making them a better tool for alleviating poverty.     [Read more]
 
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The Van Jones case illustrates the confluence of the environmental and civil rights movements in a way that exposes the senescence of both.     [Read more]
 
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This issue covers AEI's plan on health care reform, leisure inequality, "intended non-consequences," geoengineering, and more.     [Read more]
 
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Michela Wrong's new book highlights a key problem: corruption can undermine democracy.     [Read more]
 
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This issue covers Dick Cheney's speech at AEI, Leon Kass's Jefferson Lecture, Abigail Thernstrom's new book, the Iranian elections, and men's work programs.     [Read more]
 
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It would be a mistake to continue down the path to European-style social democracy. The European model stifles human flourishing and erodes the institutions that make for a vibrant and sustainable civic life--as both experience and science show.     [Read more]
 
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Arnold Schwarzenegger caves to the Democrats as his state drowns in red.     [Read more]
 
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Charles Murray's humane vision has centered on the happiness of the people, from members of the underclass to men of genius.     [Read more]
 
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One would assume that WIC's benefits would be targeted to the most needful Americans, but various formal and informal changes have liberalized eligibility criteria.     [Read more]
 
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