Next up in the African series is Cameroon. It’s a former French colony that became independent in 1960 and has had a relatively stable government since then. It’s not perfect, hardly. Per-Capital GDP is $2,400 – better than many of its neighbors in West Africa, but hardly great. This is a book of short stories published in 1999 by the… [Read More]
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Hedge funds, fiduciary responsibility, and Yeshiva University
Most institutions of higher education have been hurt three ways by the financial crisis: endowment returns are down; donors have less money to give; and families need more financial assistance to cover tuition. Just about every college and university has been affected. But one college has had the misfortune of having financial fraud and poor… [Read More]
Corporations, government, Hobby Lobby, and socially responsible investing, part 3
This is Part 3 in a series. Part 1 looked at corporate structure and Part 2 looked at problems with sports teams. Part 3 is about how all this affects investors, especially those who are trying to be socially responsible. Now, social investing is a really broad topic. It is investing in a way that reflects… [Read More]
