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Milton Friedman and the Need for Justice

Anat Admati
Milton Friedman predicated his shareholder value maximization credo on the strong implicit and explicit assumptions that the rules of society protect stakeholders other than...
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IMF Calls on Rich Nations to Boost Public Investment

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The Sackler Family’s Plan to Keep Its Billions

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Some Insurers End Pandemic Waivers of Fees and Deductibles for Telehealth

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With the Feds Circling, Google is Starting to Play Nice With Smaller Rivals

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Facebook Says Government Breakup of Instagram, WhatsApp Would Be ‘Complete Nonstarter’

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Pope Says Free Market, ‘Trickle-Down’ Policies Fail Society

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Money in Politics

There Is a Direct Line from Milton Friedman to Donald Trump’s Assault on Democracy

Martin Wolf
Milton Friedman believed that corporations have a social responsibility to play within the rules of the game. But corporations aren’t just players of the...
Antitrust and Competition

What the US Economy Could Look Like if Digital Markets Were Open and Competitive

Sally Hubbard
The US House of Representatives' investigation into digital platforms has opened Americans' eyes to the widespread harms that flow from the illegal monopolization of...
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Bethany McLean’s Weekend Reading List: Inequality, Remote Learning and the First Female Recession

Bethany McLean
Corruption, lobbying, corporate malfeasance, and frauds: a weekly unconventional selection of must-read articles by investigative journalist Bethany McLean. There are a few things that I've thought...
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