Apropos of nothing in particular here's a charming version of Fred Neil's classic performed by Ryan Cook and Sunny Acres. And here's Fred himself singing another classic. What a voice.
Friday assorted links
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1. Where are the economies of scale in homebuilding? 2. Peter Thiel and
Argentina (NYT). 3. Discourse on classical guitar. 4. How many
dissertations are ...
Americans Can’t Afford Trump’s Economy
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Prices are rising faster than wages in the US, and President Donald Trump’s
policies are a key reason why. Now is the time for the Democratic Party to
ad...
How not to turn power on its head
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In giving some informal remarks about power at a seminar a couple of weeks
ago, I proposed that the tendency to turn the notion of power on its head
might ...
Ancient Ideas and Modern Life Skills in UK Prisons
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Around 100,000 individuals in the UK are serving prison sentences. Some
have access to training in skills to help them find employment on release,
but far ...
Relocation
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You may have noticed a lack of activity on this blog. I moved to
https://brendanhalpin.net/blog some time ago. Please check that location
out instead!
Call for paper 8th Workshop Economics & Politics
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There’s a call out for the 8th Workshop Economics and Politics, which will
be held at Sciences Po Grenoble, on December 16-17, 2025. The workshop’s
aim is ...
The new silent majority
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[image: The new silent majority]
The term silent majority, in both the UK and US, was once used for voters
who were socially conservative and also, it wa...
Resonators and kindred frauds
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Googling ‘bioresonance therapy’ produces a large number of hits. One of
the first comes from the Oxford Chiropractic Clinic, which says
“Bioresonance is o...
Thatcherism is dead: Thatcherism lives
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Thatcherism is dead. It has ceased to be. It has expired and gone to meet
its maker. It has kicked the bucket, shuffled off this mortal coil and
joined the...
The US Treasury’s missed opportunity
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The US Treasury recently published the first in a series of reports
designed to implement the seven core principles for regulating the US
financial system ...
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