[Note: This piece is Part II of The Sustainability of Shangri-La]
“We need a balanced approach,” to fixing our economic problems we heard the President saying
Vol.67.6: Retired Thoughts on Labor Day
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I consider myself fortunate that I never regarded my occupation as “labor.” I never regarded it as
Vol.67.3: THE INDISCREET HARM TO THE BOURGEOISIE
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(With apologies to Louis Bruñel)
Americans would never use the French term for the social class that
Vol.67.2: SOOOOO BIG
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On 7.31.2010 NPR ran a piece that BP was trying to ”buy up” as many possible scientific witnesses
Vol.60.5: CHRISTIANITY AND CAPITALISM: SCENES FROM A MARRIAGE
Once, long ago, I considered going the way of St. Francis of Assisi or Ignatius Loyola, forsaking
Vol.56.6: WHY WE ARE IN DEEP DOO-DOO, PART III
We ain’t done yet.
If we manage to avoid being swept away by an economic tsunami (Part 1
Vol.56.5: DISMAL SCIENCE 101
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Randomly rational thoughts on Economics and the fate of the nation
Following all the excitement and glitter
Vol.52.9: ECON 101 FOR McBUSH
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The “dismal science” is producing some real doomsayers these days. Doomsayer-ness is, of course
Vol.52.6: EVOLUTIONARY CAPITALISM
Ever wonder where does all that wealth goes when the hundreds of billions, perhaps trillions just
Vol.52.5: IN THE MOMENT, a short story by Sebastian Gerard
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Is that the last face I am ever to see; that Iraqi kid? He must be no more that twelve, and wearing some
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