1. Torture and the bank stress tests: more related than you might think.
2. Lessons from the 2009 influenza epidemic.
3. How wage cuts can help aggregate demand.
4. Maybe binding arbitration is the real problem with EFCA.
6. The early Jordan had a rainbow shot.
7. Wyden-Bennett vs. the Obama health care plan.
“Currently, labor law maintains a careful balance between the rights of businesses, unions and individual employees.”
Coffee spitting hilarity from this line, eh?
Watch this video of later Jordan. His shots don’t look so flat. “The Shot,” the primary source of evidence might misrepresent.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EJmNrGSXpgA&feature=related
Richard Epstein has published some great stuff on the EFCA, notably on the proposed arbitration proceedings.
http://www.manhattan-institute.org/html/cjf_45.htm
http://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=1337185
Interesting analogy on the torture and stress tests. Has anyone shared this with the current administration? It would seem that the stress tests will not reveal the information that we need and that we will be no better off after than we were before.
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