NCPA - Daily Policy Digest - Thursday, January 17, 2002

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Daily Policy Digest
Thursday, January 17, 2002

	Immigrants help recession-proof areas by establishing businesses, stimulating demand....
WALL STREET JOURNAL
	"Trusted-Traveler" I.D. cards could speed up airport security if holders agree to submit to background check and one-time interview....
REASON FOUNDATION/WALL STREET JOURNAL
	Enron case has increased worker interest in lockdowns, which prevent them from selling their company's stock....
WALL STREET JOURNAL
	Labor quality grew with baby boomers, but could slide as they age, taking productivity growth down with it....
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF CHICAGO/BUSINESS WEEK
	Current face recognition systems don't work, and have been dismantled in Miami, Fla., says Mike Krause....
INDEPENDENT INSTITUTE
	Cancer rates are higher in developed countries because in developing countries it is underdiagnosed and people die younger....
INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF CANCER/ REUTERS HEALTH
	Minimum wage should be raised to $8 an hour, argues a new book from the Ms. Foundation....
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