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How Climate Denial is Fueling a U.S. Homeowners Insurance Crisis and Risking a 2008-Style Financial Meltdown

New research reveals that rising insurance costs, reckless building, regulatory inaction, and big banks' fossil fuel investments are driving a dangerous cycle that jeopardizes homeowners -- and financial stability for everyone.
Everyone’s freaking out about soaring homeowner’s insurance costs in the wake of devastating California fires. Right now popular anger focuses mostly on greedy insurance companies, but is that the whole story? Are they truly the main reason behind these rising premiums, or are other factors at play?

How Macroeconomic Indicators Shape Global Trade Trends

Macroeconomic indicators refer to economic data points that help assess the economy’s health and future prospects. They are used by investors and policymakers to comprehend the economy’s growth and performance. Some of the macroeconomic indicators include Gross Domestic Product (GDP), coincident indicators, and inflammation. Other indicators include National Income, Consumer Price Index, and Producer Price ...

Appelbaum and Batt Cite Their INET-Funded Research in the Boston Globe

Boston Globe
“But a first-of-its-kind Massachusetts law that Governor Maura Healey signed this month will rein in private equity greed in health care, offer hope that the state can avoid similar future crises, and serve as a model for other states to build on.
The new law effectively bans deals like the one Steward made with MPT, a real estate investment trust.

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