The cyclically adjusted price - to - earnings ratio, which is a favorite metric of Nobel Prize - winning economist Robert Shiller, suggests stock prices are
higher than any other time in history other than the dot - com bubble of 2000.
In 2008, like all other conventional prices, the price for organic feed for dairy cows and other livestock shot up so quickly — without milk processors and marketers paying farmers more to make up the gap — that for the first time in history, conventional dairy farmers were making more than organic (conventional milk prices were at unprecedented highs
In 2008, like all
other conventional prices, the price for organic feed for dairy cows and
other livestock shot up so quickly — without milk processors and marketers paying farmers more to make up the gap — that for the first
time in history, conventional dairy farmers were making more than organic (conventional milk prices were at unprecedented highs
in history, conventional dairy farmers were making more
than organic (conventional milk prices were at unprecedented
highs)!
To blame the current warming on humans, there was a perceived need to «prove» that the current global average temperature is
higher than it was at any
other time in recent
history (the last few thousand years).