Marketing Live Chess Broadcast Rights
Background: Agog at Agon’s Candidates Broadcast Monopoly The moves of chess games have always been in the public domain. Anyone
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We Need Rules, not Rulers: Culture, Bankers and the Mervyn King Question
The aim of any self-respecting blogger is to make original points. I’m no exception, so it is time to start
Continue readingScraping Greece off the Floor
Wolfgang Munchau writes very pessimistically today at the FT that “Greece will default, but not this year”. The core of
Continue readingHansen vs. Krugman: Second (Third and Fourth Order Effect)s Out!
Yesterday’s NYT includes a right royal spat. Well, online it does, at least. In a piece titled Cap and Fade,
Continue readingWhy Expedient Offers of Energy Efficiency Improvements must be Rejected at Copenhagen
Earlier this year New Scientist foolishly tried to grab readers’ attention with a cover proclaiming that “Darwin was wrong”. He
Continue readingThe Nature of Money and the Consequent Likely Ineffectiveness of Carbon Taxes: Revisiting the Man in the Wardrobe Fallacy
I’m very disappointed to see policy-makers trying to solve the problem of global warming by ineffective – and possibly even
Continue readingLloyds Rights Issue: Timetable and TERP
This is my third post on the topic of Lloyds upcoming rights issue. My aim is to provide a little
Continue readingLloyds Rights Issue: A Reason to Buy?
I’m rather surprised by the number of hits I’m still getting on a previous post, which noted the unnecessary complexity
Continue readingWhy US & China, and not Europe, will Enjoy the Green Technology Bonanza
I’m still reading “Carbonomics” and, whilst mulling over some of Stoft’s (plot spoiler alert) somewhat unconvincing arguments for a carbon
Continue readingSome Contrarian Climate Change Ideas
I had a day (well afternoon and evening) out of the home-office yesterday. I took the train to Cambridge and
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