Sobre los transgénicos: una réplica al artículo de Luis Cosin http://feedly.com/k/1gdUODb Queridos lectores, No pocas personas han expresado su disconformidad con algunos extremos planteados en el artículo de Luis Cosin sobre ingeniería genética y los transgénicos. Algunos amigos de Som lo que sembrem me han hecho llegar este artículo de réplica del profesor Jose Ramón Olarrieta. Espero que el debate sea de su interés. Salu2, … Seguir leyendo Sobre los transgénicos: una réplica al artículo de Luis Cosin

El papel de los transgénicos http://feedly.com/k/18NTJ0O Queridos lectores, Luis Cosin me ha hecho llegar este ensayo sobre los transgénicos. El tema está mucho más relacionado de lo que podría parecer con la crisis energética, ya que con menos energía la producción de alimentos descenderá. ¿Pueden ser los transgénicos la solución? ¿Qué inconvenientes tienen? Pero comencemos por algo más básico, para los menos informados: ¿qué es … Seguir leyendo El papel de los transgénicos

Do ModernAustrianseverReadLachmann? http://feedly.com/k/1gdUqEI For example, this passage: “In neoclassical equilibrium theory the relationship between value and price becomes problematical in a way it was not for classical economists. The difference is one of the knowledge we may attribute to market participants. In the classical world it was reasonable to assume that every trader in a market knew the long-run cost of production of the product … Seguir leyendo Do Modern Austrians ever Read Lachmann?

Goldman: LTRO-IIIisonly a matterof time http://feedly.com/k/191nZTC Over the past year, the ECB’s (Eurosystem’s) consolidated balance sheet declined roughly three quarters of a trillion euros. As discussed earlier (see post) most of this decline is due to the repayment of a portion of the MRO/LTRO loans that the ECB extended to the area’s banks in 2011 and 2012. ECB’s (Eurosystem) balance sheet (source: ECB) Some economists … Seguir leyendo Goldman: LTRO-III is only a matter of time

China’sExports "Surprisingly" Drop http://feedly.com/k/1ai98Cd Economists expected a 6% rise in Chinese exports. Instead, exports fell 0.3%. Please consider China’sSeptemberexportgrowthinsurpriseslide. China’s export growth fizzled in September to post a surprise fall as sales to Southeast Asia tumbled, data showed, a disappointing break to a recent run of indicators that had signaled its economy gaining strength. China’s exports dropped 0.3 percent in September from a year earlier, … Seguir leyendo China’s Exports “Surprisingly” Drop

Puerto Rico’sDebt Crisis – Another Domino KeelsOver http://feedly.com/k/1gdTK27 Puerto Rico’sBondsCollapse If one looks at various sovereign states, it seemingly doesn’t matter that their public debts continue to rise at a hefty clip. The largest ones are considered to have economies that are big and resilient enough to be able to support the growing debt load. Part of the calculus is no doubt the notion that … Seguir leyendo Puerto Rico’s Debt Crisis – Another Domino Keels Over

IfWe Are InAnEconomicRecovery, Why Are MajorCorporationsFiringThousands? http://feedly.com/k/1fpxSQ1 SubmittedbyJimQuinnofTheBurningPlatformblog, We already have declining real wages. Small businesses are geting wiped out by taxes, regulations, and Obamacare. These mega-corporations are firing thousands. Retail and restaurant sales are plunging. Consumers are scared straight and are reducing credit card debt. Government spending in states and localities is declining because they are required to balance their budgets. The Boomers are … Seguir leyendo If We Are In An Economic Recovery, Why Are Major Corporations Firing Thousands?