Mandatory Retirement At 80? Demographic Trends Impacting Workers
Demographically, we are dealing with several trends. One is the impact of fewer immigrants available to employ. Another is fewer people entering the workforce, relative
One Hundred Days Down, 1,360 to Go: How Economic Trends Trump Political
Much was made last weekend of the milestone of the first one hundred days of the Trump administration. Supporters found inspiration, critics found fault—this was
Having a Computer Named Hal for A Money Manager: Why Mathematical Models Do Not Beat the Market Over Time.
Investors are constantly looking for the equivalent of the philosopher’s stone. In the middle ages, such a stone was reputed to turn base metals (like
Progressives Create Their Own Tea Party: The Rise of The Indivisibles
This week, members of congress are supposedly spending a recess to converse with town hall voters in their respective districts. Like eight years ago, that
2017 is Coming, Ready or Not.
The end of a year and the start of another tend to get the mind to focus on milestones, even if they are arbitrary, set
What Will a Trump Presidency Be Like? Depends on Whom You Ask.
In the nineteenth century, the English poet John Godfrey Saxe penned The Blind Men and the Elephant. The poem was based on an Indian fable,