10 March 2009 at 4:05 pm dgerard 1 comment
| David Gerard |
A common refrain heralding the arrival of a new Administration is that “the adults are in charge now.” The expression came to mind when I saw that this classic Calvin and Hobbes strip was making the internet rounds.
I certainly don’t envy the adults these days.
Entry filed under: Bailout / Financial Crisis, Former Guest Bloggers.
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Organizations and Markets 
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JK | 11 March 2009 at 9:07 am
Dear Santa. Why is your operation located at the North Pole? I’m guessing cheap elf labour, lower environmental standards, and tax breaks. Is this really the example you want to set for us impressionable kids?