The website of economist and keynote speaker Linda Nazareth, expert in demographics, global trends and the future of work
I admit, I have some qualms about the idea of bikes and cars co-existing peacefully together. I live in Toronto, the location of many a pitched battle about what should be built for whom and how much it is worth spending on roads or bike lanes or whatever. Much more significantly, I sometimes come across […]
‘Financial Repression’ or the generational divide over low interest rates.
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 […]
My adventures in self-publishing continue: forget content, I’m outraged at the cost of postage
See my Globe and Mail blog here
I’m self-publishing my new book ‘Economorphics’ – and I’m happy to be doing it.