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Why do progressives support Democrats? Part two - Vimarsana News

Why do progressives support Democrats? Part two

Following on from my piece yesterday, here are a few more examples of progressive ideas from the Right.

Heritage Auctions offers a museum's worth of history bound in a single event - Vimarsana News

Heritage Auctions offers a museum's worth of history bound in a single event

The more than 80 items that constitute a href= http://www.ha.com target= _blank Heritage Auctions /a ' Dec. 1 Historical Platinum Session Signature

A Tenth Anniversary Celebration of the Kemp-Roth Tax Cuts: The Importance of America's Victory Over Washington - Vimarsana News

A Tenth Anniversary Celebration of the Kemp-Roth Tax Cuts: The Importance of America's Victory Over Washington

(Archived document, may contain errors) A Tenth Anniversary Celebration of The Kem I -Roth Tax Cuts: p The Importance of America's Victory Over Washington The Heritage Foundation's Lehrman Auditorium August 13, 1991 Opening Remarks Dr. Edwin J. Feulner, Jr. President, The Heritage Foundation Videotaped Message from President Ronald Reagan Panel Discussion Dr. Ridiard W. Rahn Vice President and Chief Economist, U.S. Chamber of Commerce

Fighting inflation doesn't directly cause unemployment – but it's the most likely outcome - Vimarsana News

Fighting inflation doesn't directly cause unemployment – but it's the most likely outcome

Opinion - You may have seen the news: In its attempts to tackle inflation, the Reserve Bank is going to increase unemployment.

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Shifts in the world order - Vimarsana News

Shifts in the world order

Economic barriers between countries are growing. The world is less "flat" than it used to be, in the sense of being a free-fire zone for capitalist trade and investment with negligible barriers to surmount at borders. It is more "multipolar", in the sense of differentiated political and economic networks, each with its own centre or centres. How far has this gone? What, in more exact terms, are the trends? What should socialists make of it?