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Week-end Wrap – Political Economy – December 25, 2022
by Tony Wikrent
[Twitter, via Naked Capitalism Water Cooler 12-23-2022]
Justin Welby, as Archbishop of Canterbury, was pontificating on Twitter yesterday. I noted he said he said ‘The Magnificat turns the world upside down’. I agree, it does. So trust me, this is all about economics, and why the Church is failing on this key issue. A thread….

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Anyone know if we can produce infinite energy by just ignoring rope tension?
Today's News:
I hope you’re having a good one, and if you aren’t, consider my thoughts with you, for they are.
- Oil and gas producers are diversifying their funding sources.
- Energy asset securitization is a new type of funding that is quicking gaining in popularity.
- Oil and gas securitization offerings could be beneficial to both investors and producers, Daniel Allison, energy finance partner with law firm Sidley Austin LLP, said.
Rather delayed today. Used to discuss topics unrelated to recent posts.
Since coming to Washington more than three decades ago, I have spent much of my time working on retirement income. The biggest part of that story was defending Social Security, which leaders in both parties were anxious to cut. This defense was largely successful, as the efforts to privatize it in the 1990s and under […]
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