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About Are We Better Off?
Are we better off today than we were four years ago? As part of Bloomberg Businessweek's special issue leading up to the presidential election
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'The Sky Isn't Falling Like It Was the Night Before the President Was Elected'
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Are We Better Off? You Tell Us
Ronald Reagan first raised the question, which we're posing anew: Are we better off?
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