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Ed Barbier’s Blogroll. What We’re Reading and Writing. Global Perspectives on Finance, Development, and Environment. 8220;Free Trade” In Trouble in the United States. Free trade seems to be in deep trouble in the United States, with serious implications for the rest of the world. Opposition to free trade or trade agreements emerged as a big theme among the leading American presidential candidates. That trade became such a hot topic in the campaigns reflects a strong anti-free trade sentiment on the ground.

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China’s Clean Energy Plans—Enough to Stave Off Climate Change? » TripleCrisis

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Ed Barbier’s Blogroll. What We’re Reading and Writing. Global Perspectives on Finance, Development, and Environment. China’s Clean Energy Plans Enough to Stave Off Climate Change? Triple Crisis welcomes your comments. Please share your thoughts below. Triple Crisis is published by. August 13, 2015 Posted in: Uncategorized. 2 Responses to “China’s Clean Energy Plans Enough to Stave Off Climate Change? SURVIVALISTS BLOG China’s Clean Energy Plans Enough to Stave Off Climate Change? Retreat of Foreign Inves...

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Economics Without Greed : June 2014

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Essays on inequality and sustainable economics. Monday, June 9, 2014. Inequality, Piketty, Income, Wealth, Taxes. A short read here. I write comments to articles, here's a lengthy comment, but it's a short blog essay, relative to my usual. The average after-tax income for all Americans of all ages, per capita, is now $40,017 according to the BEA.gov site, see here. How many "average" families were there? How many are average or above? Take a guess here. And nearly "1.2 million public school children ...

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Letter from Delhi, Part 1 » TripleCrisis

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Ed Barbier’s Blogroll. What We’re Reading and Writing. Global Perspectives on Finance, Development, and Environment. Letter from Delhi, Part 1. Air Pollution as Environmental Injustice. This is part 1 of a two-part series from UMass-Amherst professor of economics and regular Triple Crisis contributor James K. Boyce. This part focuses on disparate exposure to air pollution in Dehli. Part 2, to be posted next week, focuses on solutions to the problem. James K. Boyce. Several times a day. This could be ...

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Finance, Jobs and Macroeconomics. Labor Markets, Wages and Poverty. Environmental and Energy Economics. State and Local Economies. Economics for the Developing World. Finance, Jobs and Macroeconomics. Labor Markets, Wages and Poverty. Environmental and Energy Economics. State and Local Economies. Economics for the Developing World. Labor Markets, Wages and Poverty. A $15 U.S. Minimum Wage Without Job Losses Can Work. The Job Opportunity Cost of War. Read The Job Opportunity Cost of War. Read the accompan...

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Mr Osborne Meets Mr Micawber » TripleCrisis

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Ed Barbier’s Blogroll. What We’re Reading and Writing. Global Perspectives on Finance, Development, and Environment. Mr Osborne Meets Mr Micawber. Mr Micawber considers that Annual income twenty pounds, annual expenditure nineteen [pounds] nineteen [shillings] and six [pence], result happiness. Annual income twenty pounds, annual expenditure twenty pounds ought and six, result misery. The rationale for a budget surplus would appear to run along these lines. Triple Crisis is published by. Dollars and Sens...

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Turbulence and Stability in Financial Markets: China in Recent Times » TripleCrisis

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Ed Barbier’s Blogroll. What We’re Reading and Writing. Global Perspectives on Finance, Development, and Environment. Turbulence and Stability in Financial Markets: China in Recent Times. Sunanda Sen, Guest Blogger. Sunanda Sen is a former Professor of Economics at Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi. Here comes the rather unique relation between the market and the state in China, with the latter in a position to reverse the opening-up process, especially with measures designed to regulate the market.

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Ed Barbier’s Blogroll. What We’re Reading and Writing. Global Perspectives on Finance, Development, and Environment. Bernard Schwartz Center for Economic Policy Research. Economists for Equity and the Environment. Frederick S. Pardee Center for the Study of the Longer-Range Future. Global Development and Environment Institute. The Heinrich Boell Foundation. Political Economy Research Institute. January 13, 2010 Comments Closed. What We're Reading and Writing. Back To Full Employment. From Poverty to Power.

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Retreat of Foreign Investment from Africa Means Less Looting » TripleCrisis

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Ed Barbier’s Blogroll. What We’re Reading and Writing. Global Perspectives on Finance, Development, and Environment. Retreat of Foreign Investment from Africa Means Less Looting. Gaming, naming and shaming “licit financial flows”. Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) is. Prefaced with the two words ‘much needed,’ my colleague Sarah Bracking insisted last week at a Zimbabwe NGO conference. Have you ever heard FDI referenced. We all shook our heads. The worst FDI tends to come solely in search of raw materials,...