Is it the right move to cool inflation? The economy will tell us.
Corporations have been treated as people legally since 1886, so we would think that AT&T would have gotten the hang of it by now. Recently… Continue reading
Workplace experiments produce puzzling results, but may offer one vital realization.
When we accept broken promises and self-dealing, we should expect the consequences.
Solving problems and developing new products can be done much faster outside the usual bureaucracy.
“Unconquered,” a 1947 Cecil B. DeMille Technicolor epic, may very well be the only major Hollywood movie having indentured servitude as a central element of… Continue reading
Of course, it’s not going to happen in our politicized world.
There are always a lot of things to worry about in our economy. The yield curve isn’t one of them.
Instead of new buildings and taxes, local government should partner with charities on the issue.
“Promise programs” for community college are a good step, but there are more urgent needs.
How they deal with the economy they inherit can give us a sense of their strengths and shortcomings.
We don’t know how it would be paid for, but students failed by the K-12 system need a second chance.
The players want more control over their workplace and careers.
Wise economic management can help those left behind economically.
The odds-driven view of life is corroding our society and country.
The question at hand: why haven’t wages gone up as the job market tightened?
It’s touted as a way to deal with job displacement caused by robots, but we need better ideas.
Managers can make good policy through understanding and respecting their customers.
The most productive way to view the tariffs on China is that they are a negotiating tactic.
The systems could reduce the impact of power outages, whether they’re caused by storms or hackers.
