Monthly Archives: February 2020

Reviewing financial plans–no time like the present

The 2020s mark the third decade of a third industrial revolution in the global economy, and massive capital investment and efficiency improvements are necessarily underway. The financial presumptions used in 2030 are likely to look very different than those of … Continue reading

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Carney: “the smart money is on the transition from fossil fuels”

Some argue that the transition to renewable energy and environmental sustainability is a non-financial topic.  In fact, both are fundamental to financial, social and economic viability.  The ‘smart money’ understands that. “Every major company needs to have a strategy for … Continue reading

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Extractive boomers have driven deficits, debt and destruction

In general, the boomer generation has been characterized by taking more than they give. Our present debt, deficits, degraded environment and health are all part of that legacy.   The new defining principle must be ‘give to get’.  The segment below … Continue reading

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