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By on 10.2.08 @ 10:38AM

So many alternatives to Paulson plan (Marginal Revolution)

Voters still care about taxes, Obama (WSJ)

Bloomberg hopes to fare a little better than Guiliani against term limits (Freakonomics)

Democratic capitalism fights for its life as a system (The Guardian)

One 1933 measure could work today -- but with conditions (Growthology)

Sports: Scott Boras is baseball's villain (ESPN)

The market could be saved by...the market (RealClearMarkets)

"Loopholes" means "income redistribution," apparently (Townhall)

topics:
Taxes, Sports

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