Category: Finance
03/12/11
By Lance Legel, About: Global Economy, Energy, Climate Change, United States, Science and Technology, Domestic Law, Industry, Finance, Economic Development, Information Technology, Smart Grid Systems, Net Neutrality
Internet "neutrality" regulation restricts innovation in our energy systems, and our fight against climate change. Here's why. more »
02/28/11
By Ross Mittiga, About: Global Economy, Global Governance, United States, Finance, Equal Justice, Economic Development
In tandem with the rising economic prowess of China and India, the fears of market spectators and the working public have been emerging, and not unduly, in both the United States and Europe. Indeed, in the US the “outsourcing” of jobs has become a salien… more »
02/23/11
By Lance Legel, About: Global Economy, Corporations, Health Care, United States, Education, Science and Technology, Law, Industry, Finance, International Development, Intelligence, Equal Justice, Economic Development, Defense & Diplomacy, Energy & Environment, Information Technology
PEOPLE & MACHINES are increasingly connecting, via information technologies. It is happening in ways that almost no one predicted or currently understands. What does it all mean? Maybe I can help a bit. First, let me try to give some insight… more »
09/16/10
By Lance Legel, About: Global Economy, Corporations, United States, Science and Technology, National Governance, Industry, Finance, Economic Development
I am respectfully questioning the economic intelligence of the commercial spaceflight investment strategies being designed and advocated by the U.S. House of Representatives Science and Technology Committee. I was reading a report in the New York Times… more »
04/14/10
Currently, the National Debt Clock reads $12.8 trillion–the largest Federal deficit ever. To give a picture of just how much a “trillion” is: one could spend $10 million dollars per day, and not spend $1 trillion until 273 years. Nonetheless, over the… more »
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