The Merits of Fire Sales and Bailouts in Light of the COVID-19 Pandemic
Fire sales are not as detrimental as executives desperate to save their jobs would have you believe. That means bailouts may be overdone.
Read more...Fire sales are not as detrimental as executives desperate to save their jobs would have you believe. That means bailouts may be overdone.
Read more...Realism on covid variants and immunity, the failure of herd immunity in Manaus, and how Vietnam fought Covid and won.
Read more...Yes, Virginia, a mask is very much part of your future.
Read more...Brexit pains are becoming more and more evident.
Read more...U.S. PIRG resport says adopting broad right to repair provisions would save U.S. housholds money and promote local employment.
Read more...Store rents had already plunged, amid a surge in vacancies. Then in the spring, the market froze; when it thawed, rents dropped to 10-year lows.
Read more...The Covid situation is continuing to develop not necessarily to America’s advantage.
Read more...The pandemic has reduced food security and hunger is widening. Food donations are often vulnerable to a Marie Antoinette mindset.
Read more...Expert warns that without more robust abatement measures and testing, Covid could rage until mid-2022.
Read more...Governor Andrew Cuomo proposes allowing on-line betting and full cannabis legalization, two measures that would increase NY tax revenues.
Read more...KHN continues its coverage of the vaccine distribution shambles, with political spouses allowed to get jabbed before those at higher risk.
Read more...A detailed discussion around the world of some of the many ways officials and executives are impeding the districution of vaccines.
Read more...A sobering look at the further decline in mental health among the young.
Read more...Micheal Hudson gives a sobering 2021 forecast.
Read more...Another look at Covid containment strategies.
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