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Revision as of 16:14, 29 May 2012
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Public policy contributions
There doesn't seem to be any logical order to the topics under this section. I'd suggest grouping by theme, perhaps: "Federal Reserve", "Public Goods and Monopoly", and "Economic Freedom" are all economic public policy issues; these should follow each other. Similarly, "Welfare", "Drugs" and "School Choice" are all social issues; these should also follow each other. Etc.