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Nobel-winning economist Paul Krugman on why some bad ideas just won’t die.
The president has relied on the conservative think tank for guidance, but its ideas can be traced to health care and welfare reform.
Economist Marc Levinson says governments can't do much to increase productivity, despite what you've heard.
"The fact there hasn't been a financial crisis is not a reason to unwind what we've done."
Author looks into the psyche of the anxious introvert who was 37th president.
Politicians love to say it, but what does it actually mean?
