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Demographic shifts in American metropolitan areas since 1950 via Demographia

Public Sector Inc post: The consequences of investment risk in public sector plans

Woonsocket, Rhode Island and talks of bankruptcy 

New federal school lunch rules: students must buy fruit and vegetables (even if they throw it in the trash)

This entry was posted in City Life, Constitutionalism, Debt, Federalism, Health policy, Pensions, Public Choice, Public Finance, Regulation and tagged Public Sector Inc, Rhode Island on April 2, 2012 by Eileen Norcross.

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