Change can be painful
Almost half of Americans will wake up disappointed and many angry with their new President. Politically, the time for economic
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Listening or reading anything the legendary Dr Lacy Hunt says and writes reminds me of opening an encyclopaedia of economic history, sitting in a comfy chair in a Barnes & Noble, sipping a coffee from their in-store cafe. (RIP Leonard Riggio, builder of the transformed B&N. Died 27-August 2024 at 83yrs of age).
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Where to Now, Part-2
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