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The Economic Value of Wilderness
I’ve been working on the idea of the value of wilderness and nature from the point of view of an economist, which is difficult because I’m not an economist. Nevertheless, by definition economists have a lot to tell us about nature and wilderness, and I want to learn from their perspective. Economics is the study […]
Village Books and an Economic History of Independent Booksellers
Village Books in Fairhaven, a historic part of Bellingham, is the center of life and a community meeting point for the area’s residents and book lovers. To say that Village Books is at the heart of Fairhaven, if not Bellingham, would not be hyperbole, and today in Professor Hart Hodges’s MBA microeconomics class at the […]