60 minutes or billions of dollars?
· jamaica-gleaner.com
The United States House of Representatives has once again ignited the debate over Daylight Saving Time. Supporters want to stop changing clocks. Opponents worry about darker mornings, schoolchildren, and disrupted sleep. It sounds like a debate about an hour. It isn’t. It is a debate about the economic value of synchronised time. That is precisely why changing the clock has become far more complicated than changing the calendar.
The United States House of Representatives has once again ignited the debate over Daylight Saving Time. Supporters want to stop changing clocks. Opponents worry...