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May 16th, 2012
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By
Roger Ellman
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Category:
Economics, News, Politics
I should inform, or remind you, here that Greece has suffered governments of “alternating liars” for 20 years. Only those living in cloud cuckoo land believe the “usual suspects”. When a nation wakes up to realize it has been governed by a democratic impersonation of corrupt despots, it looks messy, as it does now. […]
Tags: Economics, economy, future, government, Greece, Greek elections, linkedin, news, optimism, reporting, truth
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Feb 3rd, 2012
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By
Roger Ellman
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Category:
NanoBriefing, News
The other economy. Or you could call it the lemonade stand economy. People just get up and trade something they can offer. It’s so simple. The way it could be and sometimes, is… A 3 minute read entitled The Speak-Easy Economy by Jeffrey Tucker
Tags: economy, freedom, linkedin, simplicity, trade
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Feb 1st, 2012
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By
Roger Ellman
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Category:
Economics, Must Read, NanoBriefing, News
On answering a request to give my opinion upon a stock market analyst’s report about a fall in Amazon.com stock, I wrote: “ It is a classic example of classic stock analysis that is likely to be reliable as often (possibly less so ) as it is unreliable. Much that the author mentions makes sense […]
Tags: Economics, economy, Finance, linkedin, Markets
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Nov 24th, 2011
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By
Roger Ellman
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Category:
Culture, Economics, News
The girl who reads is here. The man who recommends something to everyone and usually, but not this morn, wears a jogging outfit is here. The rather sour-faced server, who is when she summons it up jollier than that, is here. Through the window I see the shops that are struggling, strung […]
Tags: Business/Entrepreneurship, Christmas, coffee, economy, Retail, Xmas
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Aug 19th, 2011
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By
Roger Ellman
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Category:
Economics, Featured Articles, Must Read
The economies of much of the world continue to demonstrate falling numbers, weakness and susceptibility of any and every strain, at any piece of bad news or minor change of sentiment. Today gold has reached (perhaps it will fall leaking gains or rise to excite new cries of “how high” ) 1862 dollars per ounce. […]
Tags: Economics, economy, Finance, Markets, Nuggets, Space, Travel
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May 22nd, 2009
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By
Roger Ellman
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Category:
Business/Entrepreneurship, Popular
Lamb on the spit A “freakonimics” example: It is a tradition in Crete to eat lamb for Easter – preferably lamb roasted on a spit. This year, a consumers co-op that runs a chains of super-markets, intervening to help consumers and producers both get a good deal, created an unpredictable result: lack of lamb for […]
Tags: Crete, economy, fair trade, freakonomics, intervention, unpredictable
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