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Get Ready For Stagflation   Share “This is the least responsible macroeconomic policy we’ve had in the last 40 years. The primary risk to the United States economy is overheating — and inflation… Policymakers need to accept economic reality. The moment has come to move past emergency policies.” —  Larry Summers, Director, National Economic Council Larry Summers knows what he is talking about. A former Secretary of the Treasury, president of Harvard University and Director of Eco...

Advertisement Woodfibre LNG has taken another step toward shipping some of the worlds cleanest LNG to Asian markets, where it can offset coal and displace millions of tonnes of greenhouse gas every year. Pacific Oil & Gas Limiteds (PO&G) wholly-owned subsidiary, Woodfibre LNG, has signed a second LNG Sales and Purchase Agreement (SPA) with BP Gas Marketing Limited (BPGM), a wholly-owned indirect subsidiary of BP Plc, for the delivery of LNG from PO&Gs Woodfibre LNG export facility near Squamish...

Furniture World News By Nic Ledoux on 5/3/2021 With COVID restrictions easing and business returning to more normal operations, International Market Centers’ June 2021 “Market Insights” webinar will explore the ways that retailers are preparing for consumers’ return to their stores. The hour-long “Back to Business: Attracting Buyers Back to In-Person Visits” session will be on May 12. “When the pandemic disrupted normal busin...

We wish to thank Dr. Giorgios Kallis for his wide-ranging response to our lead essay and for his collegiate tone. Kallis writes that “The problem now is not resource scarcity, but damage to the environment (e.g., biodiversity).” He notes that “Resource use grows hand in hand with GDP, even in service economies like the US or the UK where economists expected reductions,” and he advocates in favor of “degrowth.” Finally, Kallis believes that “satisfactory levels of wellbeing can b...

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Listen to the Audio Mises Wire version of this article. In the wake of February’s tragic power outages in Texas, during which 4.5 million households suffered service interruptions, partisans on both sides have been quick to interpret the events as confirmation of their preferred energy policies.

10,000 Covid-19 vaccination is given in Rutland Published: 10:00, 26 February 2021 The 10,000th person in Rutland was given their first dose of the Covid-19 vaccine on Wednesday (February 23). The milestone was marked by staff and volunteers at the vaccination centre in Catmos Street, Oakham, as Andrew Barker, 65, received the Pfizer jab. The momentous moment arrived exactly two months after the first coronavirus vaccination was given in Rutland, on Christmas Eve to 87-year-old Ron Bailey fro...

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4:19 Theres new life in the cards for the long dormant Tobin Packing Company grounds in West Albany. Under the auspices of the city of Albany and the town of Colonie, the old First Prize Center on West Albany’s Exchange Street is coming closer to development as a mixed-use facility with residential and commercial activity. Over the last four decades there have, from time to time, been interests in the land. In 2014 the Tobin site was scouted by a developer as a prime place for a gambling casi...

Nationalism and religion in some circumstances and based on a economic mind set for example and they have been wronged and they are in a rightful position to strike out because they have been the victim ofy victimize. >> experience has been in interviewing persons that at times that is exactly what they might say. because they have been wronged they have the position to harm others. they have been the victim. the mind set that they are getting revenge is where it allows them to think this is rig...