NCPA - Daily Policy Digest - Friday, August 30, 2002

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Daily Policy Digest
Friday, August 30, 2002

	Life expectancy, literacy and pollution have all improved despite doomsayers at the U.N. Earth Summit, observers say....
WASHINGTON TIMES

	College grads' jobs increased 1.1 million this year, while the less educated lost 2.2 million jobs....
USA TODAY

	Pollution rights trading is a huge success, and sulphur dioxide levels could be cut to half their 1980 levels by 2010....
FORTUNE

	Drug re-importation would harm Americans in the long run despite short-term breaks on prices, experts say....
REGULATION/CATO INSTITUTE

	A 50 percent health insurance tax credit could reduce low-income uninsured numbers by half says a recent study....
AMERICAN ENTERPRISE INSTITUTE

	The death tax harms society by reducing the supply of "savings in perpetuity" say observers....
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