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Which is hurting more, oil prices or debt deleveraging?
Regular programming has been interrupted this week by a surge in interest in macroeconomic theory and peak oil in the NZ blogosphere! Mostly this interest has been catalysed by last Friday’s sustainable economics conference*, which I had hoped to attend. Unfortunately, I had a … Continue reading →