Posts Tagged ‘Inequality’

Society’s Perfect Storm

Posted on February 28, 2022, 12:45 pm, by Bill Rouse, under Challenges, Complexity, Economics, Education, Governance, Society.

Three weather fronts collided off the New England coast in 1991 – and the subsequent movie in 2000.  The Gloucester fishing boat Andrea Gail tried to endure but could not survive the onslaught.  Everyone was lost. We have as a society encountered a collision of “fronts” that have left us reeling.  The US mortgage crisis […]

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The Inequality of Hidden Taxes

Posted on June 7, 2021, 3:22 pm, by Bill Rouse, under Challenges, Change, Economics, Education, Health.

The 2020-21 “multi-demic” of the coronavirus, economic disruption, and racial unrest has prompted a wealth of promising ideas for how to improve everyone’s lives in terms of health and wellness, economic security, and racial equity.  As appealing as these ideas may be, they will face enormous implementation challenges and hurdles. We have been here before […]

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