Since 2000, Ohio has lost a quarter of a million manufacturing jobs. Some blame NAFTA; others blame poor government domestic policies. Read more >>

Economic growth is a major goal of an economic system. In a growing economy, there is an increasing capacity to produce more goods and services. During periods of great economic growth, consumption... Read more >>

Early America was a place for many Countries people to come to get out of debt. Today it is a place where all Nations live and work together. Our History has been distorted. There is much prejudice... Read more >>

Economically, who benefits more from your marriage, you or him? A new report from the Pew Research Center shows major shifts in the economics of marriage over the past forty years. In the past, a... Read more >>

  Several years ago, when the drips through our ceiling could no longer be ignored, we decided to install solar panels along with a new roof on our Berkeley, California, home. Then when we... Read more >>

We’re witnessing the death of a paradigm. As is usual at moments of mourning, such a claim is met by denial, resistance, and anger from the initiators and defenders of the old faith. But it... Read more >>

Economic news has been awfully gloomy lately. Gas is at record levels, grocery prices are skyrocketing, the real estate crunch borders on disaster, and the government is bailing out once-revered... Read more >>

Like many entrepreneurs, David Griswold started his business with a big vision and a small line of credit. He wanted to help coffee growers learn sustainable farming and connect to buyers who’d... Read more >>

As a panelist at a recent Forté Forum event, Tara Whitehead told the audience of 20-something young women, “My MBA completely changed my life and my career path.” Whitehead is VP of... Read more >>

In May 2005, the Women’s Foundation of California embarked on the Road to Equity Tour, an ambitious project to identify the issues, needs and solutions for women and girls in California. Over... Read more >>