Tag Archives: The Economist

Guest Post: The great Health Care debate – constructive or divisive?

Posted on June 7, 2011 by

Today’s guest posting is from Anna Bowness Park, from BC in Canada. She asks a telling question about the prevalent approach to health care: are we any healthier?  Jun.02, 2011 in by Anna Bowness Park By Anna Bowness-Park Committee on Publication for BC … Continue reading →

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Since when did your hair color determine your security?

Posted on January 19, 2011 by

Media around the world is more frequently reporting on the impact of a graying society on populations’ economic and social well-being. The Economist ran a feature on the future of an aging society last November, with particular reference to Japan, … Continue reading →

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On Hope and Optimism, or, Are our carts and horses mixed up?

Posted on December 27, 2010 by

In The Economist Dec 16, 2010 there’s and article called “The redistribution of hope,” with a subheading telling us that optimism is on the move. Optimism is on the move. That sounded good to me – the spread of optimism … Continue reading →

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