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Financial Literacy Matters

Nov 8, 2013

British Prime Minister William Gladstone articulated the importance of finance in his famous quotes in 1858: “Finance is, as it were, the stomach of the…

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Global Financial Reform in the Wake of the Financial Crisis of 2008

Oct 27, 2013

In the five-year period since the outbreak of the global financial crisis, much attention has been given to the financial reforms that are needed at…

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Move Over, Grover

Dec 16, 2012

Like many young conservatives, I often find myself wanting to scream, “Serenity now!”, à la Frank Costanza, when I see GOP leaders refusing to compromise…

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Hurricane Sandy Reminds Us of the Shortfalls of GDP

Nov 19, 2012

Hurricane Sandy caused widespread destruction with 56 deaths in the United States, 4 million people without power, public transportation shutdowns, and is poised to be…

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“Binders Full of Women” Are Still Earning Less Than Men

Nov 19, 2012

Former Governor Romney’s awkward “binders full of women” comment in response to a question on pay equity for women during the presidential town hall event…

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Overemphasized Unemployment

Oct 17, 2012

Election Day is approaching faster than Felix Baumgartner’s descent to earth.  With two debates down and two to go, it is clear that Obama needed…

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Barofsky Walks Into a TARP

Aug 3, 2012

Neil Barofsky, the former Special Inspector General for TARP and perpetual thorn in Tim Geithner’s side, recently sat down for an interview with the NY…

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The Future Is Now

Aug 1, 2012

On August 6th, NASA Mars rover Curiosity will land in Gale Crater. The rover’s primary mission is tosearch for clues of present or past life…

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Aftermath of Fukushima Now Reshaping Natural Gas Markets

Feb 24, 2012

The impacts of Japan moving rapidly away from nuclear power after the Fukushima Daiichi disaster are now being felt globally. As the Wall Street Journal…

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