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Is Obamacare Harming Quality? (Part 1) https://www.cato.org/publications/commentary/obamacare-harming-quality-part-1 via @CatoInstitute

Exciting news! Freedom: Art as the Messenger opens April 11th, curated by Arts on the Block's own June Linowitz and featuring a collaboration by Clayton Evans and Chris Barclay! Learn more: http://ow.ly/jfCB50oaVLT

The last forty years have seen a massive and historically unprecedented decline in global poverty. http://j.mp/2TTJ3ao #HumanProgressData

@CatoInstitute is taking its Jones Act opposition to your commute.

Can we fight poverty through criminal justice and education reform? Michael Tanner of @CatoInstitute thinks so, and argues for thinking outside the box in his new book, which we discuss on the latest episode. http://societyandthestate.com/134-michael-tanner-on-the-inclusive-economy/ #poverty #cjr #edreform

Per @CatoInstitute survey of data and academic studies:"illegal immigrants are less likely to be criminals than native-born Americans." https://www.cato.org/blog/illegal-immigrants-crime-assessing-evidence (Even if u agree w/ president's overall policy, please take 5 minutes to read this) https://twitter.com/GlennThrush/status/1114293456380334080

Extreme poverty has declined significantly, to the point where its end may actually be in sight. http://j.mp/2jmT1RJ #HumanProgressData

Would the US #housing industry benefit from deregulation? @CatoInstitute shows how Tokyo is meeting growing housing demand without regulation or price increases. @WSJ https://www.hiveforhousing.com/business-management/proces

“Closing the Border” Is a Terrible Idea https://www.cato.org/blog/closing-border-terrible-idea via @CatoInstitute

14.6% of U.S. working women are managers, while in Norway, Sweden, Finland, and Denmark, just between 1 and 4.6% of working women are managers. http://j.mp/2tYvVGB