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Government has become Big Brother, Santa Claus, and Mary Poppins all rolled into one, says
Cato Institute executive vice president David Boaz.
Greenspan Keynotes
Monetary Conference
On October 14th, more than 200 people attended the Cato Institute's 15th Annual Monetary
Conference, where Federal Reserve Board Chairman Alan Greenspan warned, "We cannot
turn back the clock of technology--and we should not try to do so." The conference,
held in the Cato Institute's F.A. Hayek Auditorium, was watched live by more than 1,100
people on the World Wide Web. This article contains excerpts from the remarks of several
featured speakers.
To Be Governed...
A collection of humorous quotes from around the nation.
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Greenspan keynotes
Monetary Conference
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Living with perpetual
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Policy studies: FDA,
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and more
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virtue?
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