Infrastructure usually follows tourism. So you're limited to two scenarios in my mind.
As you said, government investment that didn't pan out.
Popular places that went out of fashion.
For much of the west I can't see much #1. I think you got many of the others.
As for #2, nothing really comes to mind. Reno Nevada maybe. I think Fiji was the exotic one that doesn't get coverage anymore.
I'm not too sure about that. That school of economics is everywhere.
I think one of the reasons they shut it down was people/companies were processing food in there which was horribly unsanitary and no standards or inspections.
Most of these guys think private companies will cover police, currency, infrastructure, and the market will watch itself, etc. They're wrong but that's truly what they think.
"Your directions were fucking impossible to follow."
And all historical precedent shows a change to localism to be for the worse.
What is this referring to?
Visibly denim counts in my book. Pic?
Watching it these days I really like the concept of the Vorta. It makes a lot of sense from an organizational point of view.
That was a good read, thanks for posting it.
"at the time of the trial"
Honestly I'm all for multivitamins now. Even eating healthy you're probably not getting everything. 48% of people are magnesium deficient. Take a look at the back and get one that's better than magnesium oxide. *If you're trying to gain, definitely take a multi.