Sustainable Investment Stumbles on Uncertain Pace of Energy Transition
Green energy investment goes wobbly….again.
Read more...Green energy investment goes wobbly….again.
Read more...More on how young men are having a hard time finding dates and romantic partners, and why this matters.
Read more...Michael Hudson: War on Iran is part of the US empire’s effort to re-impose its dominance on the global political and financial system
Read more...A detailed, yet still softball, take on how climate change damage will wreck property values and much of what passes for an economy
Read more...An early estimate of the economic costs to Israel of the Iran war show that recovery will be difficult if not impossible.
Read more...A refined (pun intended) discussion of the state of the energy market and the high risk of continued kinetic action between Israel and Iran.
Read more...How a Trump 1.0 tarrifs backfire illustrates fundamental flaw in how Trump goes about doing things.
Read more...Part the First. How Did the United States Get This Healthcare System? I distinctly remember the first time this question occurred to me, because as the child of a union household a visit to the doctor or the Emergency Room (trees were made to fall out of) was never a problem. I was twenty years […]
Read more...Investors seem unduly chill about the risk that a US attack on Iran will produce a formal or de facto closure of the Strait of Hormuz.
Read more...An overview of the economic impact of Trump’s second term flurry from some Serious Economists. They don’t find much to like.
Read more...I recently added a new volume to my Shelf of Little Books, some of which are not so little but all of which repay re-reading that helps me understand our world a little better with each successive encounter. The newest resident of the shelf was published earlier this year by Princeton University Press: Following Nature’s […]
Read more...Monitoring a recession indicator: hair salon visits, or more accurately, their reduction.
Read more...The long path that has led Europe to see big defense spending will be a lifeline, hence the need to stoke war fever.
Read more...Two recent books seem unduly complacent about the status of the dollar as reserve currency.
Read more...It can’t be said too often: what most economists call growth is too often what we here call groaf.
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