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Seven Principles of Sound Public Policy
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IMPACT! Summer 2002

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In this Issue:

  • President's Message

  • Teacher Wins Contest

  • Center Hosts Environmental Forums

  • State, U.S. Officials Tap Labor Expert

  • MEA Sues Center

  • Center Holds Line on Property Taxes

  • Dunn Defends

  • Leaving a Legacy of Freedom

  • No Free Lunch

  • Free-Market Library

  • Reed Testifies to U.S. House

  • New Education Policy Director

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Monday, October 6, 2008
Great Depression Myths Revisited
Introduction: An overview of myths and mistakes.
 

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