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[BraveNewClimate] Red Necked Aussie Greenies « BraveNewClimate: My concern is preserving forests and in this case the secondary issue of carbon out put is just that, secondary, w/regards to forestry. Many eastern states in the US do a great job of managing their forests with replanting and as you note, selected harvesting.

[the evil speculator - one nefarious trade at a time] Late Start | the evil speculator - one nefarious trade at a time: As is familiar from textbook treatments, the so-called money multiplier, M1/BASE, is a decreasing function of the currency-deposit ratio ....

[Jack the Insider] Grand Final poll a disaster for Coalition - Jack the Insider Blog ...: If this happens do you think we will see Liberals contest seats held by Nationals and vice versa, or will it be largely a cosmetic split over the proposed ETS? Will the two parties benefit, suffer, or see no real difference in the total number of seats held between them in the House of Reps?

[Comments for The Rates Blog] RBNZ says fixed mortgage rates OK, but floating - Blogging On ...: Fixed interest rates are funded short term for longer terms….inherently there is risk there….more risk I would contend than in floating, therefore the spread should be larger in fixed, instead its “about right”….I really dont see why a flaoter should be paying 75 to 100 points (at least) to carry all the risk….

[The Technium] The Technium: 1000 True Fans: I’ve estimated I have about 300 of what Kevin Kelly calls “true fans”,and I am earning about 1/3 of my living with my self-publishing (inprint and eBooks). Over the past three years it has been my objectiveto shift my position left-ward on the “long-tail”, increasing accessto my “fans”, and increasing my income, largely using interactivevideo over the internet to connect more closely with those who can payme for my helping them care for their historic buildings.

[Popular plicks from myplick.com] Brealey & Myers Fundamentals Of Corporate Finance 3 Rd Ed: In 1880 five aboriginal trackers were each promised the equivalent of 100 Australian dollars for helping to capture the notorious outlaw Ned Kelley. In 1993 the granddaughters of two of the trackers claimed that this reward had not been paid.

[Safehaven] Safe Haven | The US Economy is Sinking in an Ocean of Newly ...: David Nason, The Australian's New York correspondent, was echoing the prejudiced view of those who know nothing of market processes when he wrote that "the unfolding financial crisis continues to illuminate the idiocies of deregulated, anything-goes capitalism" which is the result of "30 years of free market foolishness". (US needs to stand up to hedge funds, 27 October 2008).

[BraveNewClimate] CPRS vs carbon tax: Senate Inquiry « BraveNewClimate: Because the proposed ETS is all consuming, it requires a target that reflects the full extent of emissions cuts required by science, including Australia’s mandatory cuts and plausible voluntary actions Such a targets is much higher than the 5% proposed minimum and with potential voluntary actions including widespread household and business efficiency initiatives, a potential massive take-up o GreenPower if the scheme is reformed so customers receive reduced emissions and avoid CPRS costs, low emissions transport, and greener supply chains, then 25% to 40% should be the minimu starting range for the Australian Government to consider, and to present at talks in Copenhagen.

[The Housing Bubble Blog] The Housing Bubble Blog » A New Upswing Or Retrospective Claptrap?: again…With many people, like a good friend of mine, a recession like the one we have right now was a knock out punch…No more self employment for him and his way of life for him and his family that he had become accustom to will never return…On the other hand, a friend of my son has probably lost 5 mil or more the last couple of years in real estate development…Just a blip on the screen for him…He hardly knows he lost it…

[Piers Akerman] Heart of the health debacle | Daily Telegraph Piers Akerman Blog: In parliament this week one coalition member listed a litany of grievances from his constituents regarding the Rudd scheme, including rip offs by inexperienced insulation installers, who simply opened the ceiling hatch and sprayed shredded paper into the roof space - over exhaust fans and downlights, covering only a fraction of the roof area, and others simply stuffing plastic bags full of paper into the ceilings, creating a fire hazard. This unregulated scheme has already cost many young lives and continues to be an open invitation for rip off merchants, inexperienced opportunists and Labor mates who see another way of jumping onto the Labor gravy train.

[politicalbetting.com] politicalbetting.com » Blog Archive » Is Brown staying now free money?: These have been two difficult markets to trade (Party Leaders and Next PM) because it is not easy to offer large bets against Brown going.You might wake up one morning”¦”¦or afternoon in my case to find that he had gone and your money with him ! ...

[Guy Fawkes' blog] Guy News : Fifth November Edition - Guy Fawkes' blog: Thanks engineer I agree with you its not as easy when you consider other aspects and as soon as you get past we cant burn fossil fuels then nuclear looks like a solution , but even nuclear is a limited fuel supply so at best if theres a big global switch over you may be on about 100yrs , but in that 100years you will have put a lot of materials into vitrification with anything upto 25000 years before they are useable .

[domain.com.au's real estate blog] Real estate mistakes you can't afford to make: domain.com.au's ...: For those that have said Pyrmont is not a good place to have an investment property, please tell me where else has the rental totally covered the interest only fixed mortgage repayments, never been empty and increased in value by $50,000 in this climate? Cheers.

[Economics Blog] Readers Questions IV | Economics Blog: How is the narrow monetary base increased? I understand how broad money supply is increased through fractional reserve lending but at some point the central bank must increase the narrow monetary base to allow further expansion of the overall money supply to allow for growth and inflation.

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