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On May 3, the New York Times published a lengthy description of Pakistan's education system. The article, like so many before it, rehearsed…
In an effort to avoid duplicating a Chrysler-like bankruptcy, General Motors and Ford are trying to sell two of their marquee assets — Saab…
Imagine for a moment — before you continue reading this column — a sun setting over a beach. If you are like most people, you imagined the…
With both China and the United States relying heavily on coal for electricity, senior government officials from both countries have urged…
We present a dictator game experiment where the recipients are local charities that serve the poor. Donors consist of approximately 1000…