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Zombie research haunts academic literature long after its supposed demise
Donald Boudreaux and Douglas Irwin on free-trade tips from 1846
Investors can no longer take low interest rates for granted
“People fret that the shots will really be called by the militias and tribes”—Iraq’s election looms
What Toshiba’s travails say about Japanese capitalism
New York’s next mayors are accustomed to dealing with problems associated with growth
In America, a million evictions take place in a normal year
What an infrastructure bonanza could mean for America’s economy
How many American children have cut contact with their parents?
Having taken criticism for being overcautious, the CDC tries the opposite
Why tech firms are trying to run away from politics—and failing
Horseracing, the sport of kings, needs more punters and fewer drugs
Hispanic Americans are curious about QAnon too
Diplomacy has changed more than most professions during the pandemic
Modern medicine still has much to learn about women’s bodies
Economically, covid-19 has hit hard-up urbanites hardest
The Golden State is awash in cash
Which countries are becoming less peaceful?
Dinosaurs once flourished near the North Pole
Haiti’s crisis appears to be getting worse
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