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Tag Archives: energy
The China Syndrome (Part II) . . . . and the Crumbling BRICs
Two years ago I wrote a bearish post on China titled “The China Syndrome: Will GDP Growth Top 5%?”. I argued a “soft landing” was unlikely because: A) It would inevitably be tough to shift from export-and-investment driven growth to … Continue reading
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Tagged China, emerging markets, energy, industrials, stock market
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It’s Time to Address Climate Change, Governor Cuomo
In an October 31 media briefing on Hurricane Sandy, New York Governor Andrew Cuomo linked the storm to climate change: “For us to say this is once-in-a-generation, that it’s not going to happen again, as elected officials that would be … Continue reading
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Tagged climate change, energy, income inequality, wage stagnation
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