Nobel winners skeptical of U.S. debt economics
The Sun Journal notes Nobel economics co winners Thomas Sargent and Christopher Sims for their work on cause and effect in the macroeconomy. It discusses rational expectations, stimulus effects, rising unemployment, and rising debt, citing Sargent and Adibi while quoting Jefferson on frugal government.
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Thomas Sargent
New York University
Christopher Sims
Princeton University
Nobel Committee
Mr. Sargent
Esmael Adibi
A. Gary Anderson
Sargent
U.S
Obama
Adibi
Standard & Poor
Thomas Jefferson
Letters to the Editor warn of voter backlash and economic slavery
James R. Bland of New Bern argues that Republicans and the Tea Party threaten public education funding and access to higher education, pushing the poor toward low wage work and blame natural disasters on political opponents. He accuses the White House bid of prioritizing victory over people’s needs and predicts intensified hardship if policies advance.
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White House
Paranoia Train Distracts From Reality About Gun Policy
A letter argues Obama and Clinton support a United Nations Small Arms Treaty but asserts no such draft exists and cites Reid v. Covert to claim the Constitution prevails. It says the aim is to curb illicit arms trade, not ban U S gun ownership, and urges conservatives to abandon fear-driven labels.
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U.N
Supreme Court
Reid
Covert
U.S
Obama
Vegetarian Diet Boosts Diabetes Control and Health
Barbara P Harrison notes November as American Diabetes Month and promotes vegan meals as low fat options. A Harvard study links processed and red meat to higher type 2 diabetes risk, while vegan, low fat diets may help prevent or reverse the disease and reduce medication use.
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Harvard School of Public Health
Peta.org
Peta
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