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What d'ya know? Lifetime learning in pursuit of the American dream
Cox, W. Michael; Alm, Richard (2004)
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These are the good old days: a report on U.S. living standards
Cox, W. Michael; Alm, Richard (1993)
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Opportunity knocks: selling our services to the world
Cox, W. Michael; Alm, Richard (2007)
Over the past century, the U.S. has developed a deep, diverse pool of skilled, productive and well-paid service providers.
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The right stuff: America's move to mass customization
Cox, W. Michael; Alm, Richard (1998)
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The churn--the paradox of progress
Cox, W. Michael; Alm, Richard (1992)
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The fruits of free trade
Cox, W. Michael; Alm, Richard (2002)
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Time well spent: the declining real cost of living in America
Cox, W. Michael; Alm, Richard (1997)
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Taking stock in America: resiliency, redundancy and recovery in the U.S. economy
Cox, W. Michael; Alm, Richard (2001)
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Have a nice day! The American journey to better working conditions
Cox, W. Michael; Alm, Richard (2000)
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Two types of paper: the case for Federal Reserve independence
Cox, W. Michael (1990)
This essay argues that central bank independence is more important today than at any time in history. Because fiscal incentives for inflation grow as government debt grows, and in view of the huge run-up in government debt in the 1980s, with prospects for continued growth in the 1990s, we believe that the principal mission of our nation's central bank is at risk. Our aim is to provide a convincing case for the view that the power to spend money and the power to print money must be separate and independent powers within the government.
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