Paul's Update 5/5

The relationship between taxes and growth at the state level: New evidence

				The relationship between taxes and growth at the state l... The effects of state tax policy on economic growth, entrepreneurship, and employment remain controversial. Using a framework that in prior research generated signif...
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6 Ways Pushing Past Your Comfort Zone Is Critical To Success

				6 Ways Pushing Past Your Comfort Zone Is Critical To Suc... Staying where you're comfortable may feel safe, but pushing past your comfort zone brings more success.
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How Development Can Be Bad For Your Organization

				How Development Can Be Bad For Your Organization Talent development is key to a company’s performance and profitability.
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There’s No Such Thing as Corporate DNA

				There’s No Such Thing as Corporate DNA In this new era of drastic change, nothing is sacred. It's a mistake for companies to cling to their so-called corporate DNA if they want to endure.
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From “Economic Man” to Behavioral Economics

				From “Economic Man” to Behavioral Economics A short history of modern decision making
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College for the Masses

				College for the Masses New studies show how a four-year degree greatly benefits even marginal students.
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Four Scientifically Proven Ways To Spark An "Aha Moment"

				Four Scientifically Proven Ways To Spark An "Aha Moment" Research has shown that creativity is about triggering and fostering a conflict in your mind. Use this guide to produce those conflicts.
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Why Diet Pepsi's Recipe Change Makes No Sense

				Why Diet Pepsi's Recipe Change Makes No Sense Aspartame isn't any worse for you than Splenda. Food companies should stop folding to pseudoscientific health pressure from consumers.
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