The following is the full text of Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner’s announcement on Tuesday of new steps to shore up the U.S. financial system. Timothy Geithner As President Obama said […]
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Too Many Humans
The following article is re-posted from the blog: The foolish pursuit of Economic Growth. Brishen Hoff Unless earth is hit by a massive meteor, we will be vastly overpopulated for […]
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Rex Weylar The year 2009 will witness a tsunami of appeals to economists to fix, as disgraced Federal Reserve chairman Alan Greenspan put it, the “flaw” in their thinking. Most […]
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The following transcript is from a speech delivered on January 28, 2009 at the opening ceremony of the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland. Reposted from the Wall Street Journal […]
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Martin Rees is a professor of Cosmology and Astrophysics and Matter at the University of Cambridge and holds the honorary title of Astronomer Royal. He is the author and co-author […]
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Crisis of 2009 is the result of the failure of Neutral Market Organization. Today’s featured author helps us to understand why our banks no longer work, and suggests some changes […]
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An Inaugural Address on January 20, 2009 Washington, D.C. President Barack Obama I stand here today humbled by the task before us, grateful for the trust you have bestowed, mindful […]
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Johann Hari Below the headlines about rocketing food prices and rocking governments, there lays a largely unnoticed fact: bananas are dying. The foodstuff, more heavily consumed even than rice or […]
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Charles Eisenstein Suppose you give me a million dollars with the instructions, “Invest this profitably, and I’ll pay you well.” I’m a sharp dresser—why not? So I go out onto […]
Continue readingSaving the Economy, One Furnace at a Time
Paul Rogat Loeb Like most Americans, I’m guarding my dollars, but when my furnace died during Seattle’s coldest winter in decades, I needed to replace it. And when I did, […]
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