Category: Interesting Economic
Obama and Gold
Gold investors are peculiar creatures. Cagey, alert, a bit suspicious, they always have a foot in the door no matter how good the room looks. If not actual history buffs, they have a solid understanding of what’s happened in our economic past…and so have a pretty good idea of what will happen in our economic
Do You Believe In Santa? Read More About The January Effect
As long as the market does, it will be a merry Christmas! Santa Claus Rally We are entering that magical time of the year. No, I’m not referring to the holiday season time of giving and good cheer. I’m talking about that time of year when we get the Santa Claus Rally and the January
Global Warming – How Much a Ton of Carbon Dioxide will Cost?
One of the most discussed methods to counter global warming is carbon capping and charging carbon dioxide emitters a fee to invest in carbon-absorbing technologies. Planting more trees with the monies collected is a frequently mentioned solution, the efficacy of which still remains to be proven. But how much such an approach would cost per
The Value Of A Personal Diary and Journal
Hello everyone, I was lucky enough, last year, to stumble across a similar article to how this one will probably be, about personal journals. Now, before you think they are stupid and naturally associate personal journals as something only “arty” people do, or something Little Suzie from Year 2 does about the boys she likes
What Are We Going To Do With China Concerning Free Trade and Free Markets?
Should the US just disengage trade with China? Think of the issues of regulatory attacks on US companies or the state-run media campaigns against foreign companies to create consumer backlash, all to serve the political objectives of other international disputes? One of the latest issues which has concerned me are the price controls put forth
Current Economic Crisis (Bailout Or Buyout)
Lately, it seems as if we are living through history every day. Not since the Great Depression has the United States seen such turmoil in the financial markets. What started in the subprime mortgage industry has now bled over into Wall Street. When investment houses that have been around since the Civil War close their
2011 Debt Crisis and the Economic Outlook in Europe
2011 in Germany, France and other euro-zone economy, driven by major countries, GDP growth will be close to 2%, a slight improvement over 2010. Spain does not need outside help currently, even if Spain needed help, the European Union, IMF and the European Central Bank will also aid as soon as possible to prevent the
10 Steps to Economic and Educational Success – Facing Reality Versus the Fairness Myth
Here’s what the country faces: The confusion of do gooding and fairness with achievement and success. What ails the US economy and its education system is the constant desire to rationalize the idea of equal outcome. By the nature of being human, you will always have a pecking order. Some will succeed more than others.
The Importance Of Reading Medical News Journals
Hardly does a month or a week go by before a friend or a member of our families fall ill. It may be a simple infection or even a terminal disease. At such critical times we seek information of the diseases and illnesses from the websites and books that we can access. Sometimes we even
Your Exit Plan – Timing is Everything – How You Can Profit Even in Today’s Economic Downturn
Even in the best of times, the disposition of a business is a multifaceted process fraught with peril. With the current state of the economy what you don’t know could be fatal. Even so, there are techniques which can be employed to avoid many of the hazards. For many small to medium sized business owners,