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1. Nadeem Walayat on The Suckers Rally, Japan Style:

   The only suckers are those that shorted the rally, I wrote in... more »

2. 58robbo on The Energy Efficiency Paradox: having government subsidize or fund nuclear energy does little to... more »
3. Plan B Economics on The Energy Efficiency Paradox: I'd add to this...build more and better public transportation.... more »
4. Mayascribe on The Energy Efficiency Paradox: Formula: Tax gasoline more. Use taxes to build nukes (create... more »
5. Plan B Economics on The Energy Efficiency Paradox: Thank you. On Sep 25 12:06 PM Heyya wrote: > This was a... more »
6. Heyya on The Energy Efficiency Paradox: This was a great look at a different perspective on energy... more »
7. 58robbo on The Energy Efficiency Paradox: Spending on education has skyrocketed in recent decades and yet... more »
8. engstudent on The Energy Efficiency Paradox: Plan B, it's all there, in an excellent Wikipedia entry. Do you... more »
9. Plan B Economics on The Energy Efficiency Paradox: Thanks! I didn't know that - I look forward to reading more about... more »
10. nRG on The Energy Efficiency Paradox: this outcome of forms of technological efficiency is referred to... more »
11. Plan B Economics on The Energy Efficiency Paradox: Less energy has been consumed at lower prices this year because of... more »
12. CMMF on The Energy Efficiency Paradox: I like the idea of saving money by not subsidizing someone else's... more »
13. WayneS on The Energy Efficiency Paradox: The purpose of subsidies is to raise tax revenues. For every... more »
14. 58robbo on The Energy Efficiency Paradox: imagine how much less they'd have consumed if the govt wasn't... more »
15. NumbersGuy on The Energy Efficiency Paradox: As someone above pointed out, using automobiles as an example for... more »