Both models of state-directed capitalism misallocate resources and make the nation poorer.

Joanne Lipman is a contributor to The Wall Street Journal, author and lecturer at Yale University.

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The Star Wars feature project that teams Ryan Gosling with director Shawn Levy has a name and a release date. Star Wars: ...

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