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• 14 Ideas for Making the Bay Area Livable
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  Michael Burns | Wednesday, June 29, 2016

  Things have become nearly unbearable for many throughout the Bay area. Here are 14 strategies for fixing the problem. 

• Parking, Prices, and the End of Circling: An Interview with Max Marty
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  The Freeman | Monday, October 13, 2014
  CEO Max Marty and his team are attempting to solve parking problems with peer-to-peer networking and dynamic pricing. But it’s not without controversy. The Freeman sat down with the start-up chief to discuss his Volo app.
• Why Open Borders?
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  Jeffrey A. Tucker | Monday, September 14, 2015

  Lack of imagination is the single biggest barrier in the United States to ending the war on immigration.

• Political Borders Do Not Imply Economic Relevance.
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  Donald J. Boudreaux | Tuesday, June 30, 2015
  Trade that crosses frontiers is no different than trade that crosses the street. 
• UN Climate Change Report: A Choice between “Mad Max and Hunger Games”
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  Jon Miltimore | Monday, October 15, 2018

  The report’s glum findings were announced at a press conference by a United Nations panel in Incheon, South Korea. Panelists tried to sound optimistic, but there was no sugar-coating the report’s key finding.

• Deirdre McCloskey: Max U, the Virtues and Imprudent Communitarians
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  Max Borders | Wednesday, April 3, 2013
  I (Max B) got to sit down with Deirdre McCloskey and discuss the ghost of Bentham, Max U, and transcendent virtues.
• Book Review: The Penniless Billionaires by Max Shapiro
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  Lawrence W. Reed | Saturday, August 1, 1981
  (Times Books, 3 Park Avenue, New York, N.Y. 10016) 308 pages • $15.00 cloth Inflation—the debasement of money—is almost as old as money itself. What civilization of the past has resisted the temptation to cheapen its money? What German Chancellor Erhard once called a “burning, destructive, unpardonable, mortal sin of modern society” dates back to […]
• Opening the Floodgates: Why America Needs to Rethink its Borders and Immigration Law
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  George C. Leef Kevin Johnson | Thursday, January 22, 2009
  In recent years there have been numerous highly publicized federal raids against companies that had violated the law by employing illegal aliens. The hapless people were deported and the companies slapped with stiff penalties. Generally, the reaction has been, “Well, it’s about time the government got tough!” For the most part, the strident voices of […]
• Out of Order by Max Boot
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  George C. Leef | Monday, March 1, 1999
  Basic Books • 1998 • 252 pages • $25.00 Max Boot is a journalist and editor at the Wall Street Journal who has made a name for himself (and a lot of enemies) with his articles exposing the despicable practices of plaintiffs’ lawyers who will do almost anything to squeeze money out of “deep pocket” […]
• Epitaph for American Labor by Max Green
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  David Kendrick | Friday, August 1, 1997
  AEI Press • 1996 • 207 pages • $24.95 David Kendrick is program director for the National Institute for Labor Relations Research, a charitable organization providing research and analysis on the social and economic inequities of compulsory unionism. From a former New York representative of the American Federation of Teachers (AFT) comes Epitaph for American […]