Monthly Archives: May 2008
Protecting Homeowners
A house is more than a financial asset: it is a home. This is a good reason why Congress wants to intervene in the collapse of the housing bubble. But is it a good idea? The post titled Governing … Continue reading
Posted in Economics and Capitalism
Tagged asset bubbles, housing, real estate, resilience
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Governing Bubbles
First there was the dot.com bubble, then the housing bubble, and then the credit bubble. Along the way some other asset price bubbles (in fine art, for example) popped-up. We appear to be in another one in materials and … Continue reading
Posted in Economics and Capitalism
Tagged asset bubbles, dot.com, financial engineering, processes, rules
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Welcome to Complex Planet
Complex Planet is about using complexity to live better. See About Complex Planet. It shows how a complexity worldview – described here – helps us to navigate the complexity in the world around us and make choices that allow is to live … Continue reading
