The economic impact of everything, continued

May 1, 2014 by Michael Rushton 1 Comment

I would say I’m not sure anyone will ever top this, but who can predict? Press Progress reports on a document produced by Kinder Morgan, on the beneficial economic impact of … oil spills. The report reads:

Words fail. H/T Charles Pierce @ESQPolitics

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Michael Rushton on What should we teach future arts administrators and where should we teach it?: “Thank you Joan. Maybe in some cases – but often I think it is just something decided in a distant…” Nov 30, 13:06
Joan Jeffri on What should we teach future arts administrators and where should we teach it?: “Interesting discussion. No matter what school or what intellectual focus, the reality is that arts administration programs are in so…” Nov 30, 11:10
Michael Rushton on What should we teach future arts administrators and where should we teach it?: “Here is a link to the piece I wrote on the tax code: https://www.artsjournal.com/worth/2023/07/producing-and-exhibiting-arts-as-a-nonprofit-entity-is-a-qualified-tax-exempt-activity/ I know this is an ongoing…” Nov 28, 09:06
antonio c. cuyler on What should we teach future arts administrators and where should we teach it?: “Which American courts and cases? I’d appreciate learning for my own edification. And as the current legal apparatus in the…” Nov 27, 12:04
Michael Rushton on What should we teach future arts administrators and where should we teach it?: “Thank you antonio. Yes, some Arts Admin masters do go on to get a PhD, but in my experience it…” Nov 26, 12:10

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