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Peak Oil, EROI, Investments, and Our Financial Future1e amount of oil that would fill a standard coffee cup) must be extracted and turned into roughly a half kilogram of carbon dioxide. Take the money out of the economy and it could continue to function through barter, albeit in an extremely awkward, limited, and inefficient way. Take the energy out an

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Mehrgruppen-Kausalanalyse (MGKA)k market and real estate have become far less reliable ways to amass wealth. Some 46 of our 50 states and many of our municipalities face crippling budget deficits, and many colleges, pension plans, charities, and other institutions are operating with diminished funds or going bankrupt. Even the U.S

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,Umsetzung des Entwurfs in Prim?rcode,ndation of their applied work. This is a problem because policy makers, scientists, and others turn to economists for answers to important policy questions. The supposed -virtues of “privatization,” “free markets,” -“consumer choice,” and “cost–benefit analysis” are considered to be self-evident by

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Zur Ausdruckskraft des GAM-Konstrukts,a larger version of the economy of the early nineteenth century. It is fundamentally different. This chapter views the development of the American economy from the middle of the twentieth century through the financial crisis and recession of 2008. In 2008 Barack Obama was elected president of the Un

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