Paul McDonnold: What Zimbabwe Can Learn From Chile - A Tale of Two Data Series

In 1988, when Robert Lawson was a first-year economics graduate student at Florida State University, he was surprised one day to look up and see Dr. James D. Gwartney standing in front of him. He had come down from a different floor of the Bellamy Building to find Lawson. That was unusual, because grad students were normally summoned by tenured professors, not sought out by them.

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The consequence of tribalism

Brian Mullane writes > This is the way New Zealand is heading while our government panders to a fake race of non-indigenous Maori who have rewritten their history, their culture, their language, to fit the cheque book the government orders the Reserve Bank to pay them whenever they complain about something.