Opinionomics | 12 April 2012

Must-read comment and analysis. Featuring green regulations, charity funding, and agency pricing

New iPads in the 5th Avenue Apple Store. (Getty)
New iPads in the 5th Avenue Apple Store. (Getty)

1. Going green won't kill jobs during hard times (New Scientist)

Josh Bivens gives three reasons why, in a depression, green regulations can be expected to create jobs.

2. Charity Case (Times)

In a leader, the Times excoriates George Osborne for his plans over charity reform.

3. Eurozone crisis: Why it may not be over yet (BBC News)

Stephanie Flanders looks ahead to the future of the Eurozone.

4. Everything you need to know about today’s e-book lawsuit in one post (paidContent)

Laura Hazard Owen gives us a Ronseal post (it does what it says on the tin)

5. Vive l'eurozone – as long as France accepts more austerity (Independent)

Hamish McRae throws some cold water on the hopes that Hollande will be the scourge of French austerity.

1 comment

Andrew Chapman's picture

This is quite a good article. Many new questions emerge to the surface, all you need do is to read further information about the issues. Only then one can form a final view on a particular subject. Otherwise everything is seen only in the dimension of cum more black and white. The natural logic of evaluating things before they were properly cognitively processed is a horrible mistake, made by those less intelligent. People should not throw away their common aquaparky sense easily. Anything and everything deserves appropriate time for making judgements.

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