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The Taxonomy of Crony Capitalism The struggle between crony capitalism and true capitalism for the soul of the US economy is and has always been a defining features of our economic history. For the past few decades however, cronyism seems to have gained the upper hand. In this seminar, Tom Ballou investigates how such a […]
Nordic Capitalism – The Middle Way Highly regarded internationally as a successful functioning hybrid economic system, the Nordic model of capitalism emphasizes consensus, cooperation and pragmatism over ideology. In this interactive seminar, Michael Bucher reveals the significance, characteristics and historical context behind this model and ask whether it could work in America. Date: Monday June 3rd, 2019 Time: 6:30 […]
Congestion Pricing is Coming to New York City – Is it fair? Will it Work? The long-awaited and hard fought congestion pricing policy is here. Although the measure is going into effect in 2021, many are questioning its fairness while others are touting its prospects for ushering in a new era of urban sustainability. Join […]
Debating Monetary Reform – A Hard Look at MMT Our May 4th Money Talks workshop will feature a debate on Monetary Reform with four distinguished speakers, James Keenan and Adam Rice from Deficit Owls NYC, Sue Peters from the Alliance for Just Money and Dan Sullivan from the Council of Georgist Organizations. Speakers: Adam Rice and James Keenan Topic: Modern Monetary Theory – The […]
Amazon’s Retreat: Good for New York? Join The Henry George School for a lively panel discussion of the latest developments in the Amazon HQ2 deal and their potential impact on New York families and businesses. Panelists include credit/risk management expert Jeffrey Previdi, real estate insider Denise Favorule, anti-gentrification activist Dee Raymond, environmental/civil engineer Marty Rowland, […]
