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Jackson-Vanik: Exit, Stage Left
There is a now-infamous study on the subject of “decision fatigue,” which looked at decisions by Israeli judges to grant vs. deny parole. The researchers found a wildly skewed trend in the judge’s decisions, but not by criminal history, ethnicity, … Continue reading
Posted in congress, corruption, foreign investment, jackson-vanik, russia, WTO
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