Category: Interesting Economic
16 Reasons Why You Need to Learn to Trade Forex With Price Action
Below are some reasons why every forex trader should at least consider to trade forex with price action as an integral part of the trading toolkit: Price action provides data most closely representative to real-time trading available to the off-floor trader. Pit traders are often several steps ahead of other traders because they have direct
How to Be a Leader That Wakes Up Innovation
I am not the first person to call attention to the connection between diversity inclusion and innovation. What I point towards that has been the more obvious blindspot is the need for personal innovation of leaders that addresses the problem with traditional diversity training. Before we get to that however, let’s take a closer look
Big Banks Shun Small Business
Any small business owner who recently tried to secure a loan will tell you it isn’t easy. Now data clearly shows the broader effects of this struggle. The Wall Street Journal recently reported that the 10 biggest banks in the country that issue small loans to businesses lent $27.8 billion less in 2014 than the
When Innovation In Toys Exceed Innovation in the Real World You Know Your Society Has Given Up
As we increase the regulation in various industries, we find there are fewer participants. This might be good for a few of the larger corporations at the top of any given industry sector, but it also prevents new startups, and therefore limits supply. Thus, the larger Corporation at the top which is producing in that
Meadowlark Economics: Sustainability, the Economy and the Environment
Is it possible for the economy and the environment to survive and thrive in harmony? “Yes,” says Professor James Eggert in his new book, “Greenspan’s Anguish (Thoreau as Economic Prophet and Other Essays).” “Ecology and economics have the same prefix, eco-, from the Greek oikos, which literally means ‘household.’ The original definition of economics therefore
Economic Development and Child Labour
The menace of child labor does exist in several economies of the world. Its magnitude is higher in developing and under developed economies of the world. Countries such as Algeria, Bangladesh, China, Ethiopia, Ghana, India, Kenya, Malaysia, Nigeria, Philippines, Sudan, Tanzania, Uganda, etc do contain a considerable number of child labor. The primary economic activities
Solar Panel Batteries 101: A Comprehensive Guide
Solar Panel Batteries 101: A Comprehensive Guide In recent years, solar energy has become increasingly popular as a source of renewable energy. Solar panels are installed on rooftops, on the ground, or in open fields, and they convert sunlight into electricity. But have you ever wondered what happens to the electricity generated when the…
How Economic Factors Affect Consumer Behavior
Are you losing customers and blame online sales? When I visit businesses with slow sales I hear many excuses for why they have so few customers this month. It seems they are willing to blame online sales, the local government policies, or even the local council. Their comments only serve to highlight the fact they
How To Make The Best Of A Bad Job
What should you do if you are stuck in a bad job? After all, the economy is bad, and after having assessed your field, you may have determined that it is best to stay where you are for awhile. But what do you do in the meantime? Here is some advice that can help you
Enslavement by Gluttonous Consumerism
As one subservient soul responded, within a particular business setting, to a morning greeting, the retort, as usual, went along the line of “living the American dream”. Otherwise translated into real-world implications, it is the intentional indentured necessity of job security by whatever it takes, long-term debt fulfillment and longevity of servitude for the satiation