
“A state solvency report released by the Mercatus Center has each of these five states ranked in the bottom third of the country, with their solvency described as either ‘low’ or ‘poor.’ This all raises the question of whether these governments are able to find sound investment opportunities in the first place. Recently, though, there have been calls to extend the struggling green banking system to the federal level. Mark Muro and Reed Hundt at the Brookings Institute assert that demand for green banking institutions and the types of companies they finance is so strong that the existing state-based green banks cannot muster enough capital to meet demand.”
http://fee.org/anythingpeaceful/detail/green-banks-are-destined-to-drown-in-the-red
Related posts:
Cannabinoid Protects Against Alcohol-Induced Liver Damage
Huge jump in number of “published expatriates” in Federal Register
Former S.C. Republican official: ‘C*cksucker’ anti-war vet should have ‘come home in a body bag’
Nearly Half Of American Families Live On The Edge Of Financial Ruin
On Target Pressure Points: The Electronic Concentration Camp
Rand Paul Will Introduce Fourth Amendment Restoration Act Of 2013
LAPD continues controversial anti-terrorism spying program with little oversight
Why Bitcoin Is Back From The Dead And Surging To All-Time Highs
Minnesota Starts to Regulate and Track Gold Coin Dealers
Cop fakes body cam footage, prosecutors drop drug charges
IMF's Lagarde Pleads: Fed Tapering Will Be 'Arduous' on Global Economy
Nation Tunes In To See Which Sociopath More Likable This Time
Jim Rogers on The Take Away Show - 08 Aug 2012
How Khan Academy (Free) Transformed an Inner-City School
Policymakers Call for Division, Destruction and Occupation of Syria