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Between values and morals and the scientific technical questions, very much in economics we have to do with it. Top rate technical questions about what the model is, why is there appropriate how to interpret the statistics, whether all your conditions are satisfied. But then theres also questions about the type of society we want to live in. Theres also questions about intense distributional conflicts as well. Posterity is often times a distributional conflict and its a really hard thing to navi...

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California's state website highlights what it describes as the "California Dream," defined as "the idea that every person can achieve a better life,…

California's state website highlights what it describes as the "California Dream," defined as "the idea that every person can achieve a better life, regardless of where they start out." But it's becoming increasingly hard for California residents to afford the state's high costs. According to a recent study by the nonpartisan Transparency Foundation, a family earning $130,000 per year faces an estimated "Cost of California" penalty of $26,478 compared...

A new bill could help cut electricity rates for Californians by 30%.

(The Center Square) – According to a new study, the cost of living in California imposes an extra $26,479 each year on a typical middle-class family.

A new report by the Transparency Foundation says middle-class families are facing a particular hardship in California because of the high cost-of-living expenses.

A new report by the Transparency Foundation says middle-class families are facing a particular hardship in California because of the high cost-of-living expenses.

The sense that Iowas agricultural land is both scarce and gaining in value drove the average price to a record-setting $11,400 per acre last year. Now Iowa farmers are bidding, not only against neighbors, but against out-of-state investors, including professional athletes, well-known billionaires, and the Mormon Church.

The Mormon church and its investment management firm, Ensign Peak Advisers Inc, agreed to pay a combined $5 million to the SEC.