Cities of the Plains

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I'm not sure I'm convinced by this argument:Economic geography tells us that market potential is important. If you want to be a rich place, it helps to be close to other rich places. This is one of the problems with the Rust Belt. Individually, Rust Belt...

A Lack of Doctors

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On November 25, 2008

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Via Megan Carpentier, Patricia Meisol has a very interesting article about the small number of medical practitioners who choose to become aboriton providers. One factor is the fact that the.

Proper Use Of Incentives

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Yglesias commenter "hupcapiv" is making sense:I’ll bail out out [any] writer who promises not to use the tiresome Friedman-esque phrase "it’s not X, it’s X on steroids."I continue to endorse this idea. Some other fine choices here, although were he to write it today I'm sure...

The Arrival

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On November 25, 2008

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Peter the Great has arrived in Venezuela:The flag of Venezuela already flies on the mast. It is naval tradition to fly the flag of the countries in whose port you.

That Sounds Like a Terrible Idea

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On November 25, 2008

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The International Association of Independent Tanker Owners thinks that a blockade of Somali ports would be more effective against pirates than shipping escort. The European Community Shipowners Association thinks that.

This is Your Brain on Drugs

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Hinderaker, via Dave Weigel:Obama thinks he is a good talker, but he is often undisciplined when he speaks. He needs to understand that as President, his words will be scrutinized and will have impact whether he intends it or not. In this regard, President Bush is...

Hunting Humans

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On November 24, 2008

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I think Kim du Toit has been reading The Corner lately:[A]n increasingly large cohort of America in the lower 48 (and probably Hawaii) are p—-ies. They have no clue where.

The worst sports broadcasters

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This is a very trivial issue, but on the other hand this is an eclectic blog.Why are so many high-profile sports broadcasters so incredibly bad? OK, I'm sure broadcasting a sports event, like just about everything else in this world, is harder than it looks if...

Outrage

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On November 24, 2008

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Krugman on the Citigroup bailout. Or perhaps "weak, arbitrary, [and] incomprehensible" is the better phrase. The fact that Citigroup's shareholders are apparently not even going to get much of a.

Clinton at State

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On November 24, 2008

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I'm fairly agnostic about the merits of the appointment -- I'm inclined to defer to Obama's judgment given the quality of his campaign and Clinton is certainly a person of.

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