Liz Lane & Garvin Jabusch on “It’s The Economy” ~ KGNU Radio
Originally aired by KGNU Radio
Host Liz Lane interviews Robert Reich on his new book "The System: Who Rigged It and How to Fix It." and Green Alpha's CIO [...]
Inequality in the U.S. is at the Root of the Trade Wars ~ Financial Times
Originally Published by Financial TimesBy Garvin Jabusch
Inequality is not caused by trade, but by disproportionate hoarding of the benefits by a few © [...]
Entrepreneurs Tackling Climate Change: “Invest like it matters what companies actually do” ~ Authority Magazine
Invest like it matters what companies actually do, not because a company is in an index somewhere. The S&P 500 has dozens of fossil fuels companies. It has [...]
Inequality as a Systemic Risk ~ White Paper
Inequality as a Systemic Risk — The threat, its causes and potential solutions
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Time and again, history has demonstrated that extreme [...]
The Supply-Side Miracle ~ Worth
More production from fewer inputs is driving sustainability and decreasing extreme poverty.
Originally published by Worth
By Garvin [...]
Investing in Gender Diversity: Beyond Board Representation ~ Fund Intelligence
Green Alpha Launches Gender Diversity SMA
This strategy seeks to go beyond the board of directors
Originally published by Fund Intelligence, Private Asset [...]
Inequality as Systemic Risk, Part II ~ Worth
Part one of this series laid out why economic inequality could lead to our society’s downfall. In part two, we address potential solutions.
Originally [...]
The Proof in the Pipeline: Fossil Fuels and Social Inequality ~ The Journal of Environmental Investing
Originally published in The Journal of Environmental Investing
By Arina Abbott
While fossil fuel risk has reared its ugly head in the form of blazing [...]
Green Alpha’s 2018 Economic Outlook ~ Worth
The three economic trends you should be watching next year.
Originally published by Worth
By Garvin Jabusch
In some form, the Next Economy already exists. [...]
Brexit: A Practical Appendix
By Garvin Jabusch
In my last post, I said that political events like the Brexit usually don't result in long-term share price declines. In spite of all the [...]