Much of the population is desperately trying to educate its way out of a terrifying cycle of downward mobility. But students are fighting strong structural shifts in the economy. While technology-driven productivity used to be what economists said would save us from jobless recoveries, technology these days removes jobs from the economy. | |
— Rana Foroohar | |
From her editorial / commentary column (“The Curious Capitalist“): “The 3% Economy“ | |
Appearing in: Time Magazine; dtd: October 6, 2014 | |
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Posts Tagged ‘On Economics’
A Terrifying Cycle
Posted in Economics, History, Politics, Quotes, tagged Jobless Recovery, On Downward Mobility, On Economics, On History, On Technology, Politics, Quotes, Rana Foroohar, The 3% Economy, The Curious Capitalist, Time Magazine on August 27, 2015| Leave a Comment »
Which Is It?
Posted in Faith Family and Friends, Philosophy, Politics, Quotes, tagged Bishop Dom Helder Camara, On Charity, On Communism, On Economics, On Politics, On Poverty, On Religion, On Sainthood, Philosophy, Quotes on February 16, 2014| 6 Comments »
When I feed the poor they call me a saint. When I ask why so many people are poor they call me a communist. | |
— Brazilian Roman Catholic Bishop Dom Helder Camara | |
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2018 | Wars Without Taxes |
2017 | Multiplication And Division |
2016 | I Went To The Woods… |
2015 | I’ve Got To Run |
2014 | Which Is It? |
2013 | Making You Stronger |
2012 | Sick Of Being Sick |
Greater Than Power | |
2011 | Clear, Specific And Measurable |
2010 | The Runner’s High |
Into The Dark… | |
And The “Market” Isn’t Always Right
Posted in Philosophy, Quotes, tagged Abundance, Chris Anderson, Growth, On Economics, Quotes, The Long Tail on July 5, 2011| Leave a Comment »
Finally it’s worth noting that economics, for all its charms, doesn’t have the answer to everything. Many phenomena are simply left to other disciplines, from psychology to physics, or left without an academic theory at all. Abundance, like growth itself, is a force that is changing our world in ways that we experience every day, whether we have an equation to describe it or not. | |
— Chris Anderson | |
From his book: “The Long Tail“ | |
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Or Electricity | |
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2014 | Neglected Horror |
2013 | The Price Of Illusions |
2012 | Once Again |
2011 | And The “Market” Isn’t Always Right |