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Buybacks and Self-Consumption in a Hyperreal Economy

With the second monumental bailout of wealthy corporations in a little over a decade, the public is beginning to discover both the shabby reality and the hyperreal absurdity of a financial practice termed “stock buybacks.” It sounds innocent, as if...

Fragile Lives on the Streets of Valencia

With the second monumental bailout of wealthy corporations in a little over a decade, the public is beginning to discover both the shabby reality and the hyperreal absurdity of a financial practice termed “stock buybacks.” It sounds innocent, as if it described a process by which conscientious entrepreneurs are seeking to optimize their capacity to focus with as little distraction as possible on their personal vision for developing their enterprise....

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What Does the Economy Need to Recover?

With the second monumental bailout of wealthy corporations in a little over a decade, the public is beginning to discover both the shabby reality and the hyperreal absurdity of a financial practice termed “stock buybacks.” It sounds innocent, as if it described a process by which conscientious entrepreneurs are seeking to optimize their capacity to focus with as little distraction as possible on their personal vision for developing their enterprise....

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Chinese Lessons: Singapore’s Epic Regression to the Mean

With the second monumental bailout of wealthy corporations in a little over a decade, the public is beginning to discover both the shabby reality and the hyperreal absurdity of a financial practice termed “stock buybacks.” It sounds innocent, as if it described a process by which conscientious entrepreneurs are seeking to optimize their capacity to focus with as little distraction as possible on their personal vision for developing their enterprise....

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