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The Long Overdue Alaska-Canada Railway Takes One Step Closer to Reality
September 29, 2020
Although Trump’s announcement is a great first step towards the realization of the long-overdue project, there remains many obstacles that could yet derail it, Matthew Ehret writes.
Carney’s Green Bonds vs Hamiltonian Greenbacks
September 2, 2020
The problem with this reset isn’t that the orchestrators of this pending reform desire a new system of value beyond the “monetarist/anything goes” standards of free markets which have dominated our world under decades of globalization.
The Carney/Freeland Green Reset Shapes Canada’s ‘New Normal’
August 21, 2020
The problem with Carney’s post-COVID vision is that “value” is tied not to the rising of living standards, human creative reason or national productive powers of labour but rather upon the total inverse.
Tiny Ireland, Giant Canada and the Start of Avalanches
July 8, 2020
Change is coming in both Ottawa and Dublin, and its repercussions will be felt in Washington and London as well – very soon.
