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Dean Baker May 16, 2006
Two Points on Health Care
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The Medicare and Social Security Hoax
Dean Baker May 12, 2006
Copyrights and Consumers: Not at the Times
Dean Baker May 12, 2006
The Times Discovers Temps in Europe
Dean Baker May 11, 2006
The Conservative Nanny State is Here!
Dean Baker May 10, 2006
The New York Times Discovers Sweden
Dean Baker May 10, 2006
Post Columnist Advocates Default on National Debt
Dean Baker May 09, 2006
Dying Children and Numbers in Context
Dean Baker May 09, 2006
Missing Fact on British Health Care
Dean Baker May 07, 2006
Are Wages Rising?
Dean Baker May 05, 2006
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Dean Baker May 04, 2006
Corruption in the Pharmaceutical Industry: Why Is Anyone Surprised?
Dean Baker May 04, 2006

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