I can’t decide if he looks incredibly comfortable or incredibly uncomfortable. twitter.com/bnnt/status/1329930221483552769/photo/…
The idea that the market will take care…
The idea that the market will take care of everything is naive because we do not express all our thought-through preferences when we shop. medium.com/the-philosophical-inquirer/hands-up-who… via @JulianBaggini
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Meanwhile, final results are in for…
Meanwhile, final results are in for that *other* election (NZ). Labour took 3 electorate seats off National. National lost 2 seats overall, to Labour and the Maori Party. And there were some other less-obvious but interesting developments: #nzpol
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Carbon pricing: “The “cost” of a form…
Carbon pricing: “The “cost” of a form of energy is not an objective property of the universe, measured by a market cost-o-meter. It’s a social construct, the result of assumptions built into the way we calculate value.” grist.org/article/discount-rates-a-boring-thing-yo…
Those people who have been calling the…
Those people who have been calling the PM “Taxcinda” must be feeling a bit foolish now
Listening to @radionz , impressed with…
Listening to @radionz , impressed with the endless creativity of pollsters’ excuses for their inaccurate poll results.
The Big Shift — Deirdre Kent
This slim volume sets out some pretty radical proposals for fixing New Zealand’s monetary and financial systems. These systems are not working as well as they should, and Kent’s ideas could improve society and help deal with climate change. I … Continue reading
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