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China’s Common Core

Although we often hear about how China is in hot economic competition with the U. S., we don’t hear as…

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Parents Like Private Schools

The Friedman Foundation for Educational Choice recently published an analysis entitled, “More Than Scores: An Analysis of Why and How Parents Choose Private Schools.”

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Education Savings Saves Students

Education savings accounts, or ESA’s, are like scholarships, where 90% of what the state would pay per student would be given to parents in a bank account-like program.

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Agency Capture Benefits Wall Street?

The Center for American Progress recently held a panel discussion on the topic of executive agency overreach, which several panelists called “regulatory capture.”

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Tale Of 2 Universities

While it may be logical to view the “research university” as a hijacking of higher education, universities could, nonetheless, learn a thing or two from their research wing.

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Life After Tenure

One of the few tenured professors to get laid off found that there is life after academia, and a more productive one at that.

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Central Planning & U

As the U. S. lurches towards a planned economy, it might be interesting to look at the experiences of countries which have already adopted this approach.

Remembering the Phillips Curve
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Remembering the Phillips Curve

It turns out that the man famous for concocting “the Phillips Curve” that a generation of economics students had to memorize didn’t believe in it himself.

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Aging Studies @ MLA

English professors, it seems, want to teach anything but English.