What I didn't learn in law school
by Alan Shultz
In my second year of law school I got a clerking job for an ambitious, sharp attorney in a lakeside town in northern Indiana. To be honest, I was in awe of this man. I envied his confidence and bravado. And as his law clerk, I aimed to please. More...
Why it's not 1929
By Larry DeBoer ldeboer@purdue.edu Professor of Agricultural Economics Purdue University
You can't open the paper these days without reading something like, "This is the (fill in the blank: worst, biggest, first time) since the Great Depression." So people might wonder, will this be another Great Depression? More...