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Opinion: Capitalism hasn’t had its day

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By Bryan Smith
| Jefferson Star (Post Register) Verified
Professor Leonard Hitchcock recently declared that capitalism has “had its day.” It is a remarkable conclusion, especially because he never tells us what should replace it. That omission matters. Anyone can criticize an imperfect system. The real challenge is identifying a better one. Capitalism was never designed by a single philosopher sitting in an office.
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Opinion: The hidden trillion-dollar tax

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By Bryan Smith
| Jefferson Star (Post Register) Verified
The true cost of tax compliance in the United States isn’t measured in dollars collected, but in dollars never created. Nowhere is that loss more visible than among professionals and others whose time is directly tied to revenue. For these individuals, every hour has a measurable market value. Every hour diverted to tax compliance isn’t simply inconvenient — it’s economically destructive.
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Letter: I’m an Anchorage teacher. I don’t want to go on strike, but I’ll support one to get a fair contract.

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By Bryan Smith
| Anchorage Daily News Verified
I’m a teacher in the Anchorage School District. I began teaching in ASD in 2011 after 10 years working as an inventor in Colorado with a Ph.D. in chemical engineering. As a teacher, I’m working about twice as hard for about half the pay. Between 2014, when I began working full time for ASD, and here at the end of 2025, my gross annual pay has increased 44%.
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