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    My latest Politico column, The Great Renaming Craze of 2015. I try to sort the healthy impulses from the destructive

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    Gift to the trial bar: Calif. now requires equal pay for "substantially similar" work. Prediction: jobs move to TX.

  3. Cuomo is awful. Cripple Upstate w burdensome taxes and regs, then make 'em scrap for grants:

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    Why are so many people leaving New York? The Great Blue Migration continues:

  5. Since 2010 Census, total "net domestic migration" was -653,071, roughly the population of Boston:

  6. Drago would definitely be Russia's president by now.

  7. Creed sequel should feature subplot about Clubber Lang running an insurgent campaign for the GOP presidential nomination.

  8. Demographic vitality is something, but it's not everything, particularly if you assign any value at all to social cohesion.

  9. Low unemployment, high average skill level; low levels of violent crime, homelessness. GDP growth looks better in per capita terms. Not bad.

  10. Notion that Japan is a dystopian nightmare is hilarious. Not obvious that Japanese would trade their challenges for those facing the U.S.

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    Benjamin Ginsberg details in WSJ the rich possibilities for chaos at the 2016 Republican convention

  12. The decorous language is what really makes this article sing.

  13. Capital-gains rates are only part of the story. Could be that Piketty and Saez are wrong, but investors bear *some* of corporate tax burden.

  14. If Piketty and Saez right, wouldn't you have to factor in corporate taxes when calculating how much wealthy investors pay in taxes?

  15. Piketty and Saez assume that burden of corporate taxes falls entirely on the owners of capital (and not on employees' wages, etc.).

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    A lot of points of agreement between Sanders and

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    If you found my column provocative, I urge you to read 's book: Column

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    In terms of the "bite" of the min wage, that's outside of national experience in US & really high by current OECD standards.

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    A $15 an-hour min wage by 2020 would be about 66% of the median wage.

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