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A survey published Wednesday recognized Alaska as the state most dependent on the gun industry.

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As it turns out, Alaska is the most dependent on guns to boost their economy, while Rhode Island is the least dependent.

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Researchers found when unemployment rates and other economic hardships were up, the number of shootings at both secondary schools and colleges increased.

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The problem is often masked in its enormity & it is extremely difficult to distill this down into manageable talking points, we are facing an extremely precarious state of affairs...

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Some Americans support trade restrictions because they think there is a problem with having a trade deficit. Concern about a trade deficit is much ado about little...

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When urban gun violence happens, it affects local businesses and economies. This seems pretty intuitive, but the Urban Institute decided to connect the dots

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With rent control proposals & minimum wage laws wonder if the economics profession has failed to educate the public in the most elementary economic lessons.

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In predictable economic times, it makes sense—indeed it is essential—to put money aside and save for the coming rainy day.

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Hillary’s Economic Plan, is to build on the success of the Obama economy and make Bill Clinton the advisor.

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October 1987: The U.S. stock market collapsed 23 percent in one day, the largest one-day drop on record. For the rest of that year economists debated how deep the depression would be in 1988.

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In this must-read article, economist Dr. Tracy Miller examines the impact (and consequences) of drastically raising the minimum wage and argues such an increase may not be beneficial to the.....

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America’s 18- to 34-year-old “millennials” have been tutored in group-think schools that extol socialism. Now they lionize liberal politicians whose class-warfare prescriptions include taxing.....

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