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Treading Water

Treading Water Life on the farm has always presented a comforting predictability. A seasonality of changes: winter’s arrival of lambs, marketing of the hogs come spring and fall, the early spring budding of fruits and vines, planting of the first cabbage beginning in late February or early March. We have built our farming practices around […]

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Why Mainstream Economics Consistently Fails to Explain the Occurrence of Recessions?

WHY MAINSTREAM ECONOMICS CONSISTENTLY FAILS TO EXPLAIN THE OCCURRENCE OF RECESSIONS? In his article released on March 21 2018 – Economics failed us before the global crisis – Martin Wolf the economics editor of The Financial Times expressed some misgivings about macroeconomics. Economics is, like medicine (and unlike, say, cosmology), a practical discipline. Its goal […]

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Olduvai IV: Courage
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Olduvai II: Exodus
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