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New studies show how economic inequality in the United States is misreported—if not entirely wrong.
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Spoiler alert: Domestic and international markets will hold most corporations’ power in check.
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Only if you ignore services.
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It ignores market dynamics and is prone to abuse, for starters.
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Youngstown, Greenville, and the limits of federal assistance.
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U.S. law and regulation are littered with attempts to ‘fix’ problems caused by other government policies.
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And how the free market enables it.
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The view that China is an urgent enough economic threat to justify a broad rejection of free markets is mostly misguided.
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