February 2012
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Smart Links 29 February 2012 @ 29th 9:07am
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Smart Links 28 February 2012 @ 28th 7:57am
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Smart Links 27 February 2012 @ 27th 8:36am
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Smart Links 26 February 2012 @ 26th 10:58am
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Smart Links 25 February 2012 @ 25th 8:15am
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Smart Links 24 February 2012 @ 24th 9:24am
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Smart Links 23 February 2012 @ 23rd 8:57am
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Smart Links 22 February 2012 @ 22nd 9:18am
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Smart Links 21 February 2012 @ 21st 7:14am
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Smart Links 20 February 2012 @ 20th 8:05am
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Financial Times -- Can Marx Save Capitalism? @ 19th 7:21pm
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Smart Links 19 February 2012 @ 19th 12:01pm
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Smart Links 18 February 2012 @ 18th 9:34am
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Smart Links 17 February 2012 @ 17th 9:07am
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Smart Links 16 February 2012 @ 16th 8:46am
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Smart Links 15 February 2012 @ 15th 10:09am
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Smart Links 14 February 2012 @ 14th 8:47am
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Smart Links 13 February 2012 @ 13th 8:58am
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Smart Links 12 February 2012 @ 12th 10:28am
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Smart Links 11 February 2012 @ 11th 8:28am
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Smart Links 10 February 2012 @ 10th 9:05am
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Smart Links 09 February 2012 @ 9th 8:45am
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Crime and Punishment @ 8th 10:34am
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Smart Links 08 February 2012 @ 8th 9:07am
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Smart Links 07 February 2012 @ 7th 9:03am
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Smart Links 06 February 2012 @ 6th 10:08am
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Canada’s China Syndrome @ 5th 10:04am
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Smart Links 05 February 2012 @ 5th 8:20am
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Smart Links 04 February 2012 @ 4th 9:30am
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Bill C-10 and 30 Years of Folly @ 3rd 8:01am
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Smart Links 03 February 2012 @ 3rd 7:31am
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Smart Links 02 February 2012 @ 2nd 8:21am
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Smart Links 01 February 2012 @ 1st 8:03am
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Twin Virtues: Inequality of Outcomes & Equality of Opportunity©
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Ultimately, the most successful societies find the balance between the twin virtues of inequality of outcomes and equality of opportunity.
Tax policy should be founded on the principle of generating steady tax revenues sufficient to maximise sustainable economic growth and fund best in class instruments of social justice.
Public policy should never be designed to decrease inequality but should always be designed to increase equality.
Let the state regulate and the market operate (most things).
Welfare strategies are best designed as a hand up not as a hand out.
Find your voice and don't be the echo of somebody else.

