The Pontification
Thomas Irwin, Tyler Laferriere-Holloway, James YuThomas Irwin's varied ramblings on Current Events: economics, politics, sports, current events, theology, and whatever seems interesting
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I enjoy pontificating here (and occasionally in other publications). I work for Servant Partners, a faith-based org. I am involved there in a variety of economic development initiatives, especially around housing. I live in East LA with my family
An economist who wandered into finance. Los Angeles New Liberal, and something of an annoying Hayekian Georgist.
Former missionary, recovering financial advisor, currently working on Soaring Tigers, an Asian fantasy heist novel about airships and imperialism.
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