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Two parties are not enough for a healthy democracy, Mike Gravel says.
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There needs to be accountability in our system of government.
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This is a global problem, with global solutions.
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We need to begin by making our whole system of revenue work more fairly.
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Compromise does not get us into situations we don’t want to be in, Mike Gravel says.
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The election system allows public interest to fall behind.
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An economic crisis is always a possibility, Krugman says.
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Krugman refers to the 2008 election as between a modern-day FDR and Grover Cleveland.
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The Nobel Prize-winning economist on the environmental stakes.
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Paul Krugman places serious blame for the war on the media.
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Krugman doesn’t believe there’s anything wrong with helping people in distress.
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Krugman would like to see renewed interest in unions.
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Paul Krugman explains why employer-based healthcare is decreasing.
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Broken is too strong a word, but there are problems.
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Schools in this country need a lot more money, says Paul Krugman.
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The income gap is huge and a growing problem.
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Krugman speculates on the tipping point.
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Paul Krugman calls the experience ‘expensive suffering.’
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Krugman says this is only the first act.
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All capitalism is to some extent wasteful, but America, says Krugman, is especially so.
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A better, but still mixed picture.
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The Nobel Prize winner says economics should move beyond the limits of ‘rational self-interest.’
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Academies are becoming internationalized, says Paul Krugman.
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The Nobel Prize winning economist chronicles his economic philosophy.
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Paul Krugman on widening the labor gap.
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Its not about who you want to have a beer with.
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