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In 1994, the Clinton Administration’s Department of the Treasury created a fund to help support, capitalize, and expand community development financial institutions (CDFIs).
Welcome to the latest issue of Decent Tuesdays, an experimental edition of The Main Street Journal that covers and connects the many aspects of decentralization.
Much of what’s wrong with business today, and MBA-led business behavior, really can be traced to economics.
Welcome to the latest issue of Decent Tuesdays, an experimental edition of The Main Street Journal that covers and connects the many aspects of decentralization.
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I am a full-time visionary on community economics and have published many books on the topic. I also love moose.
Editor of The Main Street Journal - The world’s hub for local investors.
Former software developer, magazine editor (Wired, MAKE), etc. who helped lobby for the creation of the Reg CF investment exemption.
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