As Bloomberg’s New York Prospered, Inequality Flourished Too
Critics and supporters discuss the legacy of a mayor who may now run for president.
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Critics and supporters discuss the legacy of a mayor who may now run for president.
By Emily Badger and
We’ll never know for sure whether the risks were as great as the yield curve and other signs suggested.
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Some may argue that top earners are simply super skilled, but that’s not what the evidence suggests.
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A California congressman’s plan would lower federal barriers to letting states experiment with health care policy.
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Demographically, they seem like people who’d want to vote out Trump. Yet at least in the battleground states, many favor Republicans.
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The administration’s policy would have protected doctors and others who refused to perform procedures on religious grounds.
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A single-payer system can lower prices by setting them. But lots of countries regulate prices and have private insurance, too.
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A demographically disparate group values both moderation and great change.
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