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About davidzet
Davidzet is a economist living in Berkeley, CA.
an economist giving some facts and many opinions at aguanomics.comdavidzet’s website:
http://aguanomics.com/
- Member since: 2008
On May 17, 2009 davidzet Discussed
Lake Mead Is Drying Up
- and said:
But if the only other alternative is a mass evacuation from the western United States, what other choice do we have? No, we can raise prices, so that demand falls to meet supply. Simple? Kinda. Read my blog (http://aguanomics.com/)
On 2008-07-24 davidzet GOODmarked
Water Issues, Water Issues, Everywhere…
On July 24, 2008 davidzet Discussed
Water Issues, Water Issues, Everywhere…
- and said:
Hey Andrew — thanks for the plug. I actually read GOOD, so we’re onto something here…
Just a note — my blog is aGuanomics 
On January 1, 2008 davidzet Discussed
Paper Saving
- and said:
I have written that masters theses and PhD dissertations should be single-spaced. They are not because of historical inertia (typewriters). If they were single-spaced, they would reflect their actual, completed status AND save a bunch of trees!
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On August 10, 2009 davidzet Discussed
The Dilemma of the Ominivore’s Dilemma
- and said:
I will agree with the “one of us” comments in that he’s a thinking farmer who WOULD survive in a world without ag subsides and where climate change, etc. forces flexibility. Those “who are not with us” are the ones who can’t stay in business unless they grow the same subsidized crop year after year (and who have more lawyers than farmers on staff
On May 17, 2009 davidzet Discussed
Lake Mead Is Drying Up
- and said:
But if the only other alternative is a mass evacuation from the western United States, what other choice do we have? No, we can raise prices, so that demand falls to meet supply. Simple? Kinda. Read my blog (http://aguanomics.com/)
On July 24, 2008 davidzet Discussed
Water Issues, Water Issues, Everywhere…
- and said:
Hey Andrew — thanks for the plug. I actually read GOOD, so we’re onto something here…
Just a note — my blog is aGuanomics
On January 1, 2008 davidzet Discussed
Paper Saving
- and said:
I have written that masters theses and PhD dissertations should be single-spaced. They are not because of historical inertia (typewriters). If they were single-spaced, they would reflect their actual, completed status AND save a bunch of trees!
On 2008-07-24 davidzet GOODmarked
Water Issues, Water Issues, Everywhere…
I will agree with the “one of us” comments in that he’s a thinking farmer who WOULD survive in a world without ag subsides and where climate change, etc. forces flexibility. Those “who are not with us” are the ones who can’t stay in business unless they grow the same subsidized crop year after year (and who have more lawyers than farmers on staff