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Seeing What’s There

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One afternoon, back in the days of the great bloom of New York City panhandling in the early 90s, I made the by-then reflexive plunge into my pocket, and found nothing but a twenty-dollar bill. I explained to the beggar that the twenty was all I had, and I couldn’t afford to give it to… Continue reading Seeing What’s There

Published February 21, 2013
Categorized as Economic Justice Tagged consideration, economic

The Only Economic Reform Worth Talking About

The world is a complex place, or so we are told here in the USA. The pundits and journalists will tell you that there are no simple remedies to our problems, with an air of authority reserved only for those serious few with the courage to offer up this sober dose of “reality.” Besides, even… Continue reading The Only Economic Reform Worth Talking About

Published January 5, 2013
Categorized as Economic Justice

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