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Andrew Biggs and Jason Richwine offer suggestions to improve the efficiency of an education system in which teachers have a limited but important role. Once we move past the distraction of "underpaid" teachers, we can focus on moderate reforms that minimize teacher shortages, improve student outcomes at the margins, and target spending more efficiently.
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It is important to understand the scope and nature of loneliness and the factors that contribute to and reduce it if we hope to address it properly in our society. Daniel Cox, Ryan Streeter, and David Wilde hope that this report contributes to the literature in this regard.

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