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Category Archives: Economics
One Year After Fukushima
This past week marked the one year anniversary of the earthquake, tsunami, and subsequent nuclear disaster at Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant in Japan. There has been a lot written and discussed about this situation from numerous perspectives, but I’d like … Read the rest of this entry
The Boy Scout Motto
Earlier this week the Greek parliament passed yet another round of austerity measures in order to continue receiving bailout funding and temporarily avoid financial default. I’ve recently had many conversations about Greece, so I assumed that it might be worthwhile … Read the rest of this entry
Vegetables, Yoga, and Economic Freedom
I need to break a promise this week. I had originally intended to write the follow-up commentary to explain how technological innovation was permanently altering the employment markets in the United States. That will have to wait until the week … Read the rest of this entry
The Great Stagnation
I continue to believe that too many investors have spent too much time focusing on cyclical considerations and not enough time contemplating the secular and even structural problems that we face. Many economists and investment strategists had previously believed that … Read the rest of this entry
The Coming Greek Default & Weekend Uncertainty
“What concerns me is not the way things are, but rather the way people think things are.” -Epictetus (Greek philosopher, AD 55 – 135) A Greek debt default is inevitable. After more than a year of denial about … Read the rest of this entry
