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The Journal argues that state tax rates are also higher than they were in the 1990s.

Far from saving money, the journal argues that compelling people to be treated would cost more.

For example, an article in today's Wall Street Journal argues that this motivated Citi's new CEO to fire 11,000 workers:Citi is still in need of reinvention.

Instead, a new white paper by Ad Age, the industry's trade journal, argues that growing income inequality means the only buyers who count are those at the top.

But now a peer-reviewed study, published this month in a leading history journal, argues that the heart-shaped symbol is not, in fact, a sankofa, and probably does not have African origins at all.

As Fedor Lukyanov, the editor of Russia in Global Affairs, a journal, argues, by stepping up his repression Mr Lukashenka has destroyed his long-standing political tactic of playing Russia off against the West.By isolating himself from the West, Mr Lukashenka has made himself ever more dependent on Russia, which has been dangling (though not releasing) a large credit line to Belarus.

In 2007, an article by four writers appeared in the Wall Street Journal arguing for "A World Free of Nuclear Weapons".

After Ryan was announced, the Journal argued that Romney had in one stroke changed the direction and thrust of the campaign.

On Friday, Prof. Allan Meltzer of Carnegie Mellon University, a well-known conservative economist, offered a commentary in The Wall Street Journal arguing against policies to equalize the distribution of income.

He recently co-authored an opinion piece in a scientific transplant journal arguing for greater oversight of online donor-matching networks.

In one conference session David Wessel of the Wall Street Journal argued that the more an issue turns on the outcome of bargaining on Capitol Hill, the less journalists care what economists think.