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Wait! Government Might be Killing Productivity?

Ransom Notes Radio
Ransom Notes Radio | Mar 27, 2013
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John Ransom spoke with Andrew Smith, author of Sands in the Gears, about how Government is killing manufacturing. (Actually. . . Why stop there?)

John also discusses the general lack of confidence in the economy – and the aftermath of Cyprus.

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