Monthly Archives: January 2016

Why “The Big Short” matters

On January 27, the director of “The Big Short”, Adam McKay visited Washington for a screening of the film hosted by Economic Studies at Brookings. After the screening, Adam McKay joined a panel of financial experts and journalists to discuss … Continue reading

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Canada’s real(ty) problem

Like most Canadians, real estate forms a large portion of my family’s balance sheet, so it’s not exciting to acknowledge that prices have run far past reason. But denial is a disastrous investment strategy and no up cycle lasts forever. … Continue reading

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Power war in Nevada

Unlike other progressive changes in many other places, Nevada Public Utilities is on the wrong side of policy and evolution with their short-sighted capitulation to Buffett’s lobby. SolarCity, America’s largest manufacturer and leaser of solar panels, was welcomed into Nevada … Continue reading

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