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Credulity can be expensive. So don't believe everything you hear. It's a good lesson to teach in this modern era in which the communications revolution allows scores of hopeful persuaders to bid for our attention daily, trying to sell us a product, a service, their qualifications for public office or the proposition that our very lives depend on taking their advice. Opinion shapers have learned that their chances of getting attention increases...

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Retired Wall Street Journal deputy editor George Melloan calls for a return to the successful supply-side revolution instead of Keynesian economics to lift America out of its current economic crisis.

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It's A Wonderful Life meets New Deal or Raw Deal? in this "excellent map for finding a way forward for either party” (Wall Street Journal)—a personal and social history of the New Deal from a conservative point of view, detailing the effects on the economy, culture, and the people of small American town.When the New Deal Came to Town is a snapshot of a time and place: Whiteland, Indiana during the Great Depression, one of the most fraught eras...

Retired "Wall Street Journal" deputy editor Melloan calls for a return to the successful supply-side revolution instead of Keynesian economics.

This book is about how the Wall Street Journal's opinion pages became the leading forum for the discussion of political and economic policies in the US. The Wall Street Journal also is international, with print editions in Europe and Asia, translated supplements in many foreign newspapers and online products available globally. The opinions on its pages are thus also part of an international debate. This book goes back to the original editoria...

Retired Wall Street Journal deputy editor George Melloan calls for a return to the successful supply-side revolution instead of Keynesian economics to lift America out of its current economic crisis.

Retired Wall Street Journal deputy editor George Melloan calls for a return to the successful supply-side revolution instead of Keynesian economics to lift America out of its current economic crisis.