Mark Tercek
Writer at The Instigater Newsletter
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2 weeks ago |
marktercek.substack.com | Mark Tercek
More than a decade ago, I wrote a book called Nature’s Fortune: How Business and Society Thrive by Investing in Nature. Its central thesis was that investing in nature not only protects the environment for us, other species, and future generations, but it also produces enormously useful outcomes at very low cost. Things we may take for granted, like clean water, healthy food, protection from storms, outdoor areas to enjoy, habitat for biodiversity, and so on.
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1 month ago |
marktercek.substack.com | Mark Tercek
In this week’s fusillade of crazy headlines, here’s one we shouldn’t forget: Layoffs of 10,000 Government Health Workers Begin. This is . . . not good. What’s worse is how these civil servants are finding out their years of service have come to an end—-with deactivated badges when they try to open the building door. Thanks for reading The Instigator! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work. This isn’t new of course.
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1 month ago |
innerself.com | Robert Jennings |Thomas Piketty |Mark Tercek |Jonathan Adams
Please subscribe to our YouTube channel using this link. What essential services are at risk as federal funding disappears? Can states raise taxes without triggering mass wealth migration? Why will regressive taxes hit lower-income residents hardest? Which states will fare better under this new reality? Could we see a "race to the bottom" in state taxation?
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1 month ago |
innerself.com | Robert Jennings |Thomas Piketty |Mark Tercek |Jonathan Adams
Why Trump’s economic plan is based on nostalgia, not reality. How tariffs and tax cuts won’t fix America’s economy. The real economic crisis: climate change and infrastructure decay. A WWII-style mobilization is the only path forward. Why climate investment will benefit everyone—even the wealthy. by Robert Jennings, InnerSelf.comDonald Trump’s economic plan isn’t just outdated—it’s dangerous.
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2 months ago |
innerself.com | Alex Jordan |Thomas Piketty |Mark Tercek |Jonathan Adams
How American policies affect Canadian consumersThe power of consumer boycotts as political statementsKey U.S. industries that dominate the Canadian marketChallenges and alternatives to an American boycottDoes economic resistance actually work? by Alex Jordan, InnerSelf.comCanada’s economy is deeply intertwined with that of the United States. From retail giants like Walmart and Amazon to fast-food chains and entertainment conglomerates, American companies dominate Canadian markets.
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