April 2019
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The “theory of constraints” can help governments address the core of practically any problem.
A decade after the Libor scandal, a new approach to interest rates could help U.S. states and cities -- if they change their thinking.
We often use it in ways not intended. Most of the time, that’s a good thing.
At least 95 have closed their doors since 2010, and roughly a quarter of the ones left are at risk of shuttering.
After PG&E's bankruptcy and downgrades, S&P says more could follow if the state doesn't reform utility regulations.
