Category: Interesting Economic
5 Mind Traps About the Economy and How to Avoid Them
In “Stress and America,” the American Psychological Association reported that 80% of Americans feel stressed about the economic crisis; 60% feel angry about it; and 52% are having trouble sleeping. It is easy to blame the news for the rise in stress levels. But let’s face it: even when the economy is booming, the news
The ABC of a Successful Trader
Forex Trading is built upon appropriately educated, disciplined and self-controlled individuals whose years of expertise in the field of Foreign Market Exchange has led to true mastery of trading skills. A successful trading business functions much like a team of highly adept soldiers: Like good soldiers, professional traders must visualize the battle before entering into
Industrial and Economic Espionage
Industrial espionage became almost a necessity for most modern countries. This type of espionage is sometimes referred to as mild or low-profile espionage activity. However, it is often not less dangerous than other field operative activities. To get results, agencies usually have to invest in unique people for long periods of time. This type of
Factory Ledger and General Ledger
It is often practical for a manufacturing concern to include a factory ledger in its accounting system. Generally, this procedure is followed when manufacturing operations are far-flung from the main office, or when the nature of such operations requires a large number of accounts. Some accounts relating to manufacturing are kept in factory office books
Reinspirement Replaces Retirement – 2009
“Age to me means nothing. I can’t get old; I’m working. I was old when I was twenty-one and out of work. As long as you’re working you stay young. Retirement at sixty-five is ridiculous. When I was sixty-five I still had pimples.” George Burns 1896-1996 One of the most unsettling aspects of the recent 2008-2009 economic downturn
India Lockdown: Economic Inequalities Make The Poor The Hardest Hit!
The stark economic inequalities in India make the poor the hardest hit-in any calamity that strikes, the Lockdown in the wake of the spread of Coronavirus being no exception. As per a study by Oxfam International in 2017 about 1% of the population held 73% of the national wealth generation while the wealth of 670
We Truly Need the Red Magic Marker Committees Now – In Every City in America!
Many folks are scratching their heads about this perpetual unemployment challenge, and they are asking government to fix the problem. That’s interesting because government is the problem, not the solution, to paraphrase Ronald Reagan and others which have reminded us since. Apparently, the politicians have gotten to ingrained into the heads of the populous to
Corporate Social Responsibility and HR Implications
As we see every day companies spend huge amounts of money trying to be socially responsible. My first consideration is concerned about why companies are “socially” and “ethically” active and what are the main issues involved in corporate social responsibility (CSR). There are many references to corporate social responsibility, sometimes referred to as corporate citizenship,
Accounting Implication of a Global Financial Crisis
The term ‘Global Financial Crisis’ means economic scarcity where there exists a continuous drawback against strategic stable economic growth in the world. The underlying backgrounds with regard to the crisis had been reported in business journals for many months before September 2008, with the emphasis about the financial stringency of U.SA and world investment banks,
The Not-So-Subtle Connection Between Stress and Poverty
People are poor because they are less intelligent that others, right? People who are poor are less educated than the wealthy because they are less intelligent, right? People are poor because they lack confidence and drive, right? Poor people perform more poorly at most tasks because they are unwilling to devote their energy to the