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Localization is Better than Globalization – Part 2
I previously wrote Part 1, which questions assumptions that everything is better when globalized. California is now taxing internet companies that have no physical presence in-state, and use no state services. Their stated intent (a.k.a. spin) is that in order … Continue reading
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Tagged commerce, consumer products, globalization, jobs, national security, taxes
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Localization is Better Than Globalization
What’s all this Globalization, Anyhow? As I ponder a range of issues, localization begins to look more and more attractive as the baggage of globalization outweighs it’s assumed benefits.
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Tagged commerce, consumer products, globalization, jobs, national security
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Robert Kennedy GNP Speech at University of Kansas
Robert F. Kennedy, at the University of Kansas, Lawrence, Kansas, March 18, 1968: Too much and too long, we seem to have surrendered community excellence and community values in the mere accumulation of material things. Our gross national product … … Continue reading
Screwed: The Undeclared War Against the Middle Class
I read Thom Hartmann’s book “Screwed: Undeclared War Against the Middle Class”. You can view other reviews by New Your Magazine and an opinion piece by the author on AlterNet. Here are the memorable points I came away with: There … Continue reading
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Tagged blue collar, book reviews, corporate democracy, job security, left wing, middle class, Thom Hartmann, working class
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Dual Coverture vs. Hypothetical Method – Military Divorce Retirement Division
This post is in the area of Family Law, addressing the situation when a military member earning a retirement becomes divorced and required by the court to divide their future retirement asset with a non-military spouse. This post addresses details … Continue reading