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Belal Yassine

Business & Economy

Drilling Down on the West Canadian Select Oil Sands

By Belal Yassine

It is estimated that every dollar invested in the Canadian oil sands will create about $7.50 in total economic impact…

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Bubble and Trouble?
Business & Economy, The Macroeconomist

Bubble and Trouble?

By Belal Yassine

The greater fool theory indicates that economic bubbles occur when optimistic market agents (fools) buy an overvalued asset in anticipation…

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