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A short note to Growth and Justice
Dear Dane, Just read your note on less government not helping Minnesota. You use a ratio of government spending to personal income. Two things: One, we know state tax receipts are highly cyclical. That's what those tax commissions were telling you last year, if you had paid attention to it. ...
Growth and jobs
Growth and jobs
krugman.blogs.nytimes.com — At this rate, we wouldn't reach anything that feels like full employment until well into the second... Palin administration. (more) Growth and jobs
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yglesias.thinkprogress.org — Like Brad DeLong , I’m a bit puzzled by Bill Galston’s theory that adopting “a meaningful shift... toward fiscal restraint” would be a good strategy for the midterms. People say they want this, but I can only assume that’s ... (more) Growth Growth Growth
Growth and jobs: the lesson of the Clinton years
krugman.blogs.nytimes.com — At the current rate of growth it would take us around a decade to reach more or... less full employment. (more) Growth and jobs: the lesson of the Clinton years
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Another "short" note to G&J
True North - Pointing Minnesota in the Right Direction — ... of your position on why you think Minnesota has tried the less government approach. I had no idea my short note would generate such leverage of your lengthy response! I was not aware of your support for reducing revenue cyclicality, and I thank you and Charlie for point that out. Good to hear we're on the same side there. ...

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