The Globe and Mail’s Review of ‘Economorphics’
I am thrilled with this review of Economorphics written by the Globe and Mail’s Harvey Schachter He concentrates on the demographic theme of the book, which really is the overriding one.
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The Demographic Window Closes
The first chapter of my book Economorphics deals with the closing of the ‘demographic window’. Taking things a bit further, in this Commentary piece for the Macdonald Laurier Institute I look at the implication for Canada of a closing window- and how the country can maybe open economic doors as that happens. Of course, this problem […]
The Real Thing for Coke is the Demographics
Coca Cola’s results (NYSE: KO) disappointed…and looking at the demographics I’d say there is more disappointment to come. See my piece on Seeking Altpha here
Who Are They Calling Losers?
Well, its jobs week in the U.S. so let’s take a look at a stat that sometimes gets overlooked: the harshly-named ‘Job Losers Not on Layoff as a Percent of Total Unemployed’
Good Grief I’m a Publisher
My adventures in self-publishing continue: forget content, I’m outraged at the cost of postage
The Cost of the Great Recession Was High – and Is Still Growing
See My Globe & Mail Blog here
The Economic Benefits of Free Trade in People
See my post from the Globe and Mail’s Economy Lab here
Is Being a Mom Still a Bad Career Move?
See my blog on the Globe and Mail’s Economy Lab here
The World is Getting Richer – and Heavier
See my post from today’s Globe and Mail Economy Lab here
How the ‘Gig” Economy Can be Good for the Whole Economy…
Freelancing may be becoming a new norm – and that’s okay in an economic sense
