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Best of the Week: November 15-21, 2009

10. What’s Wrong With the Dodd Proposal to Restructure the Fed — Mark Thoma

9. Is America Losing Its Mojo? — Fareed Zakaria and Jamaica vs. Singapore — Josh Lerner

8. Why Needle Exchange Is Crucial to AIDS Prevention — Tina Rosenberg

7. At Failed Banks, Post-Mortems Disclose Excessive, Yet Obvious, Risk — Eric Dash and Audit Faults New York Fed in A.I.G. Bailout — Mary Williams Walsh

6. CMS: House Bill Great on Coverage, Weak on Cost Controls — Ezra Klein and Cost Control, Still Not a Fantasy — Jonathan Cohn

5. Screening Debate Reveals Culture Clash in Medicine — Kevin Sack and The Uproar Over Mammography — Uwe E. Reinhardt

4. More Sanctions, More Insanity — Charles V. Peña

3. In Philadelphia, a Chance to Stave Off Foreclosure — Peter S. Goodman

2. A Milestone in the Health Care Journey — Ronald Brownstein

1. Human Rights in the New Millennium — Noam Chomsky

BONUS: The Michelin Guide and Its Undercover Inspectors — John Colapinto

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By Anthony W. Orlando – November 22, 2009

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