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Making Luxuries a force for good

In a Copiosis economy, money can buy only goods and services designated as "Luxuries." But “Luxury” is in the eye of the beholder, isn’t it? A Necessity for one person is a Luxury to someone of more reduced circumstances. Anything can be designated as a "Luxury" or as a "Necessity" or as a "pink elephant," … Continue reading Making Luxuries a force for good

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Imagine: No One has to be Homeless

By Don Vande Krol, Guest Writer I’ve spent a good portion of my life building houses and apartment buildings. I was rewarded by earning some money used to support my family. But, in some ways, I was rewarded in a more satisfying way when the house I participated in building became a home for others. Driving … Continue reading Imagine: No One has to be Homeless

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Black Friday and the Holidays

Editor's note: This document is from a series of papers describing Copiosis Economies. We felt it timely since we're coming into the Holidays. Christmas is fast approaching and we see the Salvation Army out with their kettles and bell ringers. It is the time of the year when we think of contributing to charity … Continue reading Black Friday and the Holidays

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Resisting these four issues is as futile as the GOP’s attempt to repeal the ACA

The future has the answers There's a lot of hullabaloo underway about the Affordable Care Act and the government shutting down. This is political theater keeping you from paying attention to things you really should be. Here are three things you and I both should be keeping an eye on: Our continuing obsession with age-old … Continue reading Resisting these four issues is as futile as the GOP’s attempt to repeal the ACA