Are Anti-Poverty Programs Actually Anti-Prosperity?
17 August 2012
Matt Patterson, Senior Fellow at Competitive Enterprise Institute's Center for Economic Freedom, discusses current poverty levels and how government is devouring our resources needed to grow the economy, create jobs and reduce poverty.
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