2:00PM Water Cooler 12/23/2019
Today’s Water Cooler: Open thread.
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Read more...Heatlh care CEOs are a prime example of executive feather-bedding.
Read more...Our understanding of soil is changing fast with new science. But can soil science help prevent global warming? Or, if the problems are political, not scientific, what is the political barrier?
Read more...The old business model of firms borrowing money from investors while hoping for future payouts on record-breaking wells no longer works.
Read more...Private equity is moving in a big way into elder and child care services in the UK. Patients and parents beware.
Read more...As long as we believe the neoclassical productivity farce, we will know nothing about what causes prices.
Read more...Today’s Water Cooler: Biden, Buttigieg, Sanders, Warren, debates, Borscht belt comedians, “Queens Man Impeached,” Epstein, “existential,” start-ups,, Kalanick cashes out, Starliner, EV battery sales down, 20 firms behind a third of all carbon emissions, the global financial system, TheRedPill
Read more...The absence of a universally accepted definition for ‘old-growth’ makes it more challenging to manage and preserve the carbon-rich ecosystems.
Read more...An appeals court nixed the Obamacare individual mandate and put the rest of the law in play. What might happen next?
Read more...Freight volumes have traditionally served as a measure of economic activity. What do they say now?
Read more...Candidates! Candidates! Candidates! ★★★ Seven candidates on one stage! ★★★ Come on down!
Read more...Today’s Water Cooler: China and agricutural trade deal, Biden, Buttigieg, Sanders, Warren, the debates, impeachment, Pelosi, holiday returns, supply chain, ocean mining, Medicare Part D, Xmas lights, Xmas events, Larry Page’s philanthropy, self-employment, union organizing, Twitter, model trains
Read more...Sanders commissioned a GAO report on how high student debt levels and lousy wages translate into poor economic prospects for young people.
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