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January 22, 2008
"At last - a column from TIM that makes sense"
I've been light on the blogging since most of my marginally interesting ideas have been funneled to our local newspaper. I managed to get myself a weekly column on Saturdays, which are mostly fun to read for the reader comments. This weekend's was about the British health care system. You may have to read quickly because they archive after only a few days and it may be hard to find. If you're so inclined, check the "Conversations and Editorials" links every weekend to find them. UPDATE: Well, I guess I've been freed up to contribute again to DoL. The Editorial page editor just called and said I'm being "rotated out." Oh well, it was a good eight-month run. So, from now on, watch for my marginally interesting ideas right here at DoL! Posted by Tim Shaughnessy at 11:42 AM in Economics
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