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Constant Inequality? Europe’s Welfare State Versus Coercive Equality

Communism did not reduce inequality more than other regimes and lowered overall welfare Europe’s welfare capitalism cuts disposable-income gaps through taxes, transfers, and strong delivery systems T…

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Europe's Inflation Problem Is a Budget Problem, and Schools Will Feel It

Credible budgets cut inflation Rising defense and debt threaten school funding Multi-year fiscal plans can protect education In May 2010, Greece initiated a significant one-year budget cut in the eur…

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When “looking through” looks away: inflation’s surprise, welfare loss, and what schools needed from monetary policy

Forecast errors turned a supply shock into larger welfare losses; “look-through” amplified them Make look-through state-contingent with public shock decompositions and automatic triggers Shield schoo…

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After the Google Ruling, Antitrust Became a Blunt Instrument for AI Competition

Antitrust breakups miss the real battleground: AI assistants, not blue links Prioritize interoperability and open defaults to keep markets contestable Track assistant-led discovery, not just search s…

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Classrooms in the Crossfire: Education Policy in an Age of Oil Diplomacy

Oil diplomacy now shapes school budgets, student mobility, and campus operations Japan’s hedging between U.S.–Israel ties and Arab energy suppliers previews the new normal Education leaders should ha…

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The Case for “Designed Stress”: Why Later, Flexible Retirement Can Add Years to Life

Eustress—purposeful, controllable challenge—appears to extend healthspan Evidence from royal lifespans and modern biology suggests agency under load, not early exit, supports longevity Replace hard r…

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