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Research Roundup: Economics & Policy

Posted on September 19, 2011 by Diana Brazzell

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Here are some highlights from policy-relevant economic research released over the past week…

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Posted in Research Roundup | Tagged Debt & Deficit, Healthcare, Housing Crisis, School Choice, Unemployment | Leave a comment

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