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Why don't countries like Japan just print more money?

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What is it called when someone votes for an option that's not their first choice?

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Why do few/no countries claim capitalism as their ideology?

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Why don't US presidential candidates get thrown into jail by their opponent during election?

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In American Politics, why is the Justice Department under the President?

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How would libertarianism deal with deceptive contracts?

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Why did the US prohibit alcohol (instead of some other substance) during Prohibition

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Why is Medicare/Medicaid prohibited from bargaining for price in US?

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Why does Singapore criminalize abortion for foreigners?

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Why does Singapore's PAP win almost all elections?

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Since VOC and EIC, have there been countries run explicitly for profit?

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Why does the libertarian party earn so few seats? [duplicate]

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Why does the US have laws that they don't enforce but they don't repeal?

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Why do some Muslim countries criminalize atheism?

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Why is there no secular/liberal/libertarian parties in Indonesia?

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Are there any variants of capitalism that treat states themselves like some form of corporation?

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Does the US "coerce" other countries to criminalize many drugs?

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Why doesn't Colorado legalize other drugs?

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Can electors in US make complex "vows"?

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In what ways economy influence slavery and end of it?

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Why did cannabis get legalized first?

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At what point does lobbying, rent seeking, and bribing coincide and differ?

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In China, can competent government officials get rich legitimately? [closed]

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Why did the Dutch government put XTC/MDMA as a hard drug?

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Are democracy strongly linked to monogamy?

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How did Agus affect Ahok's election?

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Are there economic benefits to federalism?

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What would explain prohibition of narcotics in most world? [duplicate]

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Should private citizens be legally allowed to sell their citizenship to a prospective buyer? [closed]

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Why does Jokowi intend to release Abu Bakr Baasyir from prison? [closed]

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Why don't countries like Japan just print more money?

What is it called when someone votes for an option that's not their first choice?

Why do few/no countries claim capitalism as their ideology?

Why don't US presidential candidates get thrown into jail by their opponent during election?

In American Politics, why is the Justice Department under the President?

How would libertarianism deal with deceptive contracts?

Why did the US prohibit alcohol (instead of some other substance) during Prohibition

Why is Medicare/Medicaid prohibited from bargaining for price in US?

Why does Singapore criminalize abortion for foreigners?

Why does Singapore's PAP win almost all elections?

Since VOC and EIC, have there been countries run explicitly for profit?

Why does the libertarian party earn so few seats? [duplicate]

Why does the US have laws that they don't enforce but they don't repeal?

Why do some Muslim countries criminalize atheism?

Why is there no secular/liberal/libertarian parties in Indonesia?

Are there any variants of capitalism that treat states themselves like some form of corporation?

Does the US "coerce" other countries to criminalize many drugs?

Why doesn't Colorado legalize other drugs?

Can electors in US make complex "vows"?

In what ways economy influence slavery and end of it?

Why did cannabis get legalized first?

At what point does lobbying, rent seeking, and bribing coincide and differ?

In China, can competent government officials get rich legitimately? [closed]

Why did the Dutch government put XTC/MDMA as a hard drug?

Are democracy strongly linked to monogamy?

How did Agus affect Ahok's election?

Are there economic benefits to federalism?

What would explain prohibition of narcotics in most world? [duplicate]

Should private citizens be legally allowed to sell their citizenship to a prospective buyer? [closed]

Why does Jokowi intend to release Abu Bakr Baasyir from prison? [closed]