Some polls last week showed voters supporting the bailout by 10 points, while others showed opposition by 86 points. What's with the discrepancy? Turns out that the "Mueller Test"–telling survey respondents about the tax costs involved–plays a part. Voters dislike "bailouts" but seem to be more comfortable with "government investment." All of which means we need to educate voters about where "government investments" come from.
The costs of dismissing workers around the world. No surprise: the nations which make it hard to fire workers disincentivize hiring. . . and have poorer economies as a result.