Category: Economics
Is Your City The Next Portlandia?
Excerpt: “Portland, Ore., has been spoofed as a hipster haven, but in fact, the city has long been...
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Larry Ellison Bought an Island in Hawaii. Now What?
“Henry Jolicoeur is a retired French Canadian hypnotherapist and a glass-products importer who...
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The Tragedy of Argentina
Excerpt: “WHEN the residents of Buenos Aires want to change the pesos they do not trust into...
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The Time Has Come For Rooftop Urban Farms
Excerpt: “Aquaponics is a method of combined fish and vegetable farming that requires no...
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What’s Wilderness Really Worth? Wilderness Economics May Provide The Answer
I came across an excellent article in Outside Magazine written by Bruce Barcott discussing the...
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How Neel Kashkari’s Blackberry Cost You Hundreds of Billions of Dollars And Possibly Helped To Save Main Street USA.
In 2006, Neel Kashkari was a 33-year-old tech banker at Goldman Sachs in San Francisco with no government experience. Only two years later, through bizarre circumstances and in the shadow of what looked like the cataclysmic economic meltdown of the financial system, he would find himself appointed by Hank Paulson as the federal bailout chief in charge of the US Government’s Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP) and $700 billion dollars.
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