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Plugging 21st century technology into a 19th century grid system
Gilbert E. Metcalf , 26 January 2009 This column explains how US tax policies have induced greater investment in renewable energy production and an electricity grid unable to harness it. It argues for a tax code that offers financial incentives to make new grid investments, lest the US find ...
Is Europe's welfare system a model for the 21st century? - International Herald Tribune
Is Europe's welfare system a model for the 21st century? - International Herald Tribune
iht.com — DAVOS, Switzerland : Along with skiing and partying into the night, Europe-bashing has long been a favorite... sport, whenever the world's business and political elite gather here for their once-a-year winter schmoozefest. But this year many of the ... (more) Is Europe's welfare system a model for the 21st ...
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Economist's View — The misunderstood John Maynard Keynes - John Judis Great structures? - Understanding Society Nationalization Gets a New, Serious Look - NYTimes.com The Fed should Literally throw money out of helicopters - John Hempton On the appalling state of US macro economic debate - Sloped Curve Obama’s Order Is Likely to Tighten Auto Standards - NYTimes.com On Clark: Early stuff Good, later stuff who knows - YouNotSneaky! Plugging 21st century technology into a 19th century grid system - voxeu.org The ...

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