Tag: economics

The ideal government would concern itself in matters which the free market could not help

Humboldt and other counties in the Emerald Triangle face unique challenges as they look toward January 2018 when Prop. 64 goes into effect.

Grainne Rhuad-The first step in healing any problem is admitting there is a problem. We all know this from the many pop-psychology references in our daily lives from Cinematic comedy to Church billboards. Admitting something is wrong or that YOU are wrong is the key that sends you down the rabbit hole of healing.

Jennifer Lawson-Zepeda-As if the U.S. hasn’t been through enough financial bad times we are about to see one more problem that could send our economy further into hell

Stacy M. – It was always the foundation of quantitative theory the was at the heart of the discussion.

W.D. Noble- Speaking of privatization, you can count on private corporations being handed prisons, schools, fire departments, and anything else which can be sold-off

Edward-Yemil Rosario- The paradox of capitalism is that it appears rational but in actual practice, it is delirium; it is madness. As a system it is demented

Grainne Rhuad- If we want to break away from Robber Barron Companies, we have to begin somewhere, and that somewhere is usually a very small place.

W.D. Noble-The lesson of this year isn’t new – seems a different crop of us get to learn it every hundred years or so….

By: Dr. Phal McCawk- How did Canada, in the Bank of Canada’s view, manage this feat of the effective management of the economic future trends, spending caps, shrewd spending and the utilization of resources already on hand?