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    What Sustainability?

    December 9, 2013

    I can understand why capitalists are opposed to democracy: the impulse of the masses is – usually – to redistribute some of the loot downwards to their own pockets and away from those who “earned” it. I suppose it all depends on what you mean by “earned”. I have a harder time understanding why some […]

    Economics / job creation, jobs, unemployment /

    Signs of Life? Part 3

    December 6, 2013

    OK, let’s end the week with one last optimistic hurrah. Today’s employment report was pretty good. That’s probably less enthusiasm than you will sense in the way others are reacting, but I put today’s numbers in a longer term context. In which case they aren’t bad, but they aren’t exactly terrific either. The facts: The […]

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    Signs of Life? Part 2

    December 5, 2013

    Yesterday’s reports of economic strength have been followed by a couple of similar reports today. We are spoiled by good news. Well sort of. The headline grabber will be the news that GDP grew 3.6% in the third quarter. If you recall, the first estimate had growth at a much lower 2.8%. This level of […]

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