Mammon Among Friends

In Mammon Among Friends, Malcolm C. Harris, Sr. provides commentary and news about the national economy, the Wichita economy, the world of finance, and utility & postal economics. Experiences such as a utility commission staff manager, forecasting postal volumes and revenues, consulting on utility regulation, and teaching corporate finance have shaped his analysis.

Tuesday, November 18, 2008

A Little Country with a Popuation less than Sedgwick County Is at the Center of the Financial Crisis

Robert Jackson writes a "Letter From Iceland" in the Financial Times, "Think of Ireland. Rotate it 90 degrees clockwise, make it a third bigger and hang it like a pendant from the Arctic Circle. Crack open the earth’s crust below to release limitless supplies of geothermal steam, then fill its territorial waters, all 200 miles of them, with an abundance of cod. [read on]"

The Wall Street Journal shows us protests in Iceland:

Posted by Dr. Malcolm C. Harris, Sr. at 3:16 AM
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