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VIDEO DESCRIPTIONProf. Ben Powell explains why politicians don't cut spending, as a general rule. Using public choice economics, or the economics of politics, he shows how the political system naturally leads to overspending.Download Teacher's GuideTo download this...
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Consumer Electronics Association CEO Gary Shapiro on the benefits of skilled immigrants on the U.S. economy.
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Tax Foundation President Scott Hodge on the need to simplify the tax code.
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