Mark Meek's World And Economics

This blog is about my economic theory as well as about history and general global issues. The better we understand how this world operates, the more easily we can make it a better place for all of us.

Friday, November 28, 2014

The Most Expensive Cities

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There are a number of factors which determine how expensive a city will be. One of these is a distortion of the exchange rate between curren...

Housing, Geography And, Economics

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On this blog, in the posting "The Cities Of North America", we had a look at why cities tend to form where they do. In the free en...

June 28, 1914, Assassination In Sarajevo

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Today is June 28, 2014,. Exactly one hundred years ago today, an event which first appeared to be of no great global significance took place...

Critical Situation In Iraq

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What all of this comes down to is the Strong leader Binding Phase, which we saw in the posting by that name on this blog, and also "Ano...

The Influx Of Wealth Into Britain

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Do you really want to know what is going on in Britain today (late 2014)? Let me give my impression of it. The present state of Britain re...

The Crescent Strategy In Residential Planning

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This is somewhat of a local issue. In the posting on this blog titled "The City Of Five Towns", we saw how the city landscape of N...

The Controversy Surrounding Urban Renewal

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PART ONE: THE IMPACT ON BUFFALO, NY OF THE KENSINGTON EXPRESSWAY In "The Big Project Syndrome", we saw how the city of Niagara F...
Wednesday, January 1, 2014

The Binding Power Of Stone Monuments And The Power of Walls

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THE BINDING POWER OF STONE MONUMENTS There is something that I have never seen written in history that should be explained. It applies from...
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