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Author Archives: amit
I plead you for 25 minutes of your time
As we plan the future of this nation, I implore you to simply listen to its great leaders and thinkers. Milton Friedman (July 31, 1912 – November 16, 2006) was an American Nobel Laureate economist and public intellectual. In this … Continue reading
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I’ll take the free market, please!
In my last post I favored empowering the treasury secretary, Hank Paulson, to deal with the financial crisis. This to me was the best of all bad choices available. It wasn’t a good outcome by any stretch of the imagination; … Continue reading
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Can we trust a bald guy with specks?
I have been shown “the light” so to speak, from the recent events in the market, debate on public policy and the economy. In a democracy “the issues” are not the issue; the issues and their solutions are much too … Continue reading
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Un-invited Visitors
My little balcony has been annexed by an adventurous little family. Today being a beautiful summer day, I stepped outside to enjoy a cup of tea and an interesting book, only to be alarmed by a little bird that flew … Continue reading