I'm a day late posting this article, because I just found it! I did post an article on the Letters of Beckett, because I prefer to think of Beckett's struggle for authenticity, –rather than all that St. Pat...
created by Maireid Sullivan | 4 years ago | updated 4 years ago 263 views | 25 recommendations | 4 comments
Finance Ministers in Switzerland, Luxembourg and Austrian seem to be acceding to the OECD's demands on bank secrecy. Louis Ruffieux suggests the terms on which they have "agreed" constitute a form of playing out the clock.Meanwhile, under Classical Economic...
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The Melbourne based Land Values Research Group is a great place to follow the debate between the two most influential and opposite theories of economics: Classical Political Economics, and the current system,...
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I missed this erudite overview when it was first published. The earlier commentaries can be found here."The economic depression: an occasional commentary # 4 10th January 2009 Bryan Kavanagh, LVRG [If you wish to keep things simple and ignore unnecessary explanation, please...
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Bryan Kavanagh is one of the people I revere most within the movement to educate people to the benefits of Classical Political Economic theory. Read his BLOG. " By Bryan Kavanagh March 11, 2009, The Age: Business News "Put to the vote: as many are of the opinion that...
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Well written, ridiculous and hilarious!"By Newton Emerson––NEWTON'S OPTIC: THE ANSWER to all our problems is staring us in the face. It may even be quite literally staring at you, right now, across the...
opinion by Maireid Sullivan | 4 years ago | updated 4 years ago 426 views | 30 recommendations | 6 comments
EXCERPT: President Obama, through masterfully delivered public addresses and carefully articulated policy initiatives, now dominates the high ground of American politics.–One wise commenter on this Truthout article had this to say: "We need to be very careful about how we...
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" CLEVELAND, Tenn. — Tennessee's unusual commitment to cover the cost of any future carbon tax for green companies that make major investments is being credited for luring two big solar energy developments worth more than $2 billion. The tax break, which the Bredesen...
The Short and Simple Story of the Credit CrisisBy Jonathan Jarvis "The goal of giving form to a complex situation like the credit crisis is to quickly supply the essence of the situation to those unfamiliar and...
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"President Obama after meeting with, from left, National Economic Council Director Lawrence H. Summers, Sen. Christopher J. Dodd (D-Conn.), Treasury Secretary Timothy F. Geithner and Sen. Richard C. Shelby...
opinion by Edmund Jenks | 4 years ago | updated 4 years ago 366 views | 10 recommendations | 5 comments
Listen online to the CBC Massey Lectures 2008 presentation of Margaret Atwood's fascinating and elegant perspective on the history of 'debt'. PAYBACK - Debt and the Shadow of Wealth"Legendary novelist, poet, and...
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Gerry Gannon, Joe O’Reilly, Seamus Ross and Jerry Conlan, all very big Irish developers, are four of the 10 businessmen who secretly bought 10% of Anglo Irish Bank with the bank’s own cash. We still don't know...
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ANZ (Australia New Zealand bank) boss says Aust. may escape recession, shows new optimism"ANZ Banking Group Ltd boss Mike Smith says Australia may escape a technical recession and he has new optimism about the country's ability to ride through the global financial crisis....
SINGAPORE: Business Times report on an interview with Phil Anderson, author of the brilliant new book "The Secret Life of Real Estate - How it moves and why" which is available in the UK, and will be out in the USA...
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