Archive for 'Economy'
Economic Development in Israel
This abstract deals with the economic status that results to economic development in Israel. Here they will discover the system between the kibbutz and moshav. To those who are interested reading the Bible, this is their chance to know what is the economic history of Israel and how they develop their own nation. This article is a heavy article for the readers and viewers and it needs analysis for Economics students. This is also good for the book writers who like to write about the Great Nation Israel.
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Unemployment at 4-year high
Posted on 04. May, 2010 by Brad.
Unemployment rate hits 4-year high as job losses continue – Aug. 1, 2008 NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) — Employers cut jobs in July for the seventh straight month, while the unemployment rate hit a four-year high, according to a government report released Friday. This is not surprising at all. Locally I have seen way too many [...]
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Cheap Eyewear
Posted on 11. Apr, 2010 by katy.
$ 8 Rx eyeglasses. Yes you read that right. For only $8 dolloars you can get your prescription eyewear through Zenni Optical. Check out Zenni Optical on TV!!! Watch their videos to find out more about this amazing site and how they can help you and your family find affordable and stylish glasses. Wouldn’t you [...]
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Realtors In Austin
Posted on 01. Apr, 2010 by katy.
Are you living in Austin, Texas or looking to move there, or the nearby area, in the near future? Do you need to find a house or want to buy a house there? Then look no further. Austin Realtors have the best in customer service for anyone who is looking at property in the Austin [...]
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Hard Times Crime
Posted on 22. Feb, 2010 by Brad.
The one thing no one wants to talk about during these hard financial times is crime. Crime is something the middle class usually attribute to those poor welfare scum too lazy to work for a living. Guess what, many of these new welfare scum, used to be the middle class, and guess what being poor [...]
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Time To Buy
Posted on 11. Jan, 2010 by Brad.
The time to buy a house if you are lucky enough to have available credit may be right now. I keep cringing when I see how steeply home prices are falling and even more so when I see foreclosures going for a pittance of their current value, much less what they will in a few [...]
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Review of Guide to Investing in Gold and Silver – Michael Maloney
Posted on 08. Jan, 2010 by Tony Measles.
The largest transfer of wealth in human history is beginning right now. Wealth is being transferred from those who are ignorant to those who are informed. You can still profit enormously from this transfer if you are willing to educate yourself and understand what is really going on with the world economy.
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Learning More About Micro Economics Could Serve You Well – Book Review
Posted on 08. Jan, 2010 by Lance Winslow.
Well, it appears that many small towns and communities across America are now taking the bull by the horns, and working locally with economic development associations, city planners, and chambers of commerce. They want to get their economies cooking again, and they are tired of bitching and moaning, and complaining about the global economic fallout, the real estate prices, and all “For Lease signs” in the shopping centers of businesses which are no longer in business. “Microeconomics,” by Edwin G. Dolan and David D. Lindsay, 1986 and “Micro Economic Theory, by Dominick Salvatore, 1974
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“The Great Bust Ahead” – A Book Review
Posted on 08. Jan, 2010 by Joseph Conigliaro.
Can the next depression be predicted? This book not only predicts it, but makes the audacious pronouncement that you will spend 25 percent of you adult life in it.
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Confessions of a Mortgage Insider
Posted on 08. Jan, 2010 by Shannon Evans.
Have you wondered why the mortgage and banking industry are in their current shape of disarray? Did you ever wonder how some people managed to get something for nothing and leave us the average tax payer footing the bill?
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The Evonomist
Posted on 08. Jan, 2010 by Ayele Teklemariam.
It is refreshing to see that someone is in recognition of the interrelatedness and intricacies inherent in most of the subject matters and natural and not so natural phenomena and come up with an explanation and a brief summary of two otherwise incongruent subject matters of evolution and economics in an interrelated and more of a cause and effect correlation. It was not a long time ago that chemistry and physics were found to be two faces of a coin at the advent of the discovery of atomic and subatomic particles and the formulation of the laws of modern physics.
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“Multitudes at the Crossroads” author F.J. Colberg: Book Review
Posted on 08. Jan, 2010 by William Phenn.
Current events in global economics and politics, as well as recurring cycles in history and nature are all pointing to distressing changes to our way of life. Bible prophesy foretold many of these events and those yet over the horizon.
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What You Need to Know About the Coming Economic Disorder
Posted on 07. Jan, 2010 by Jinger Jarrett.
Trying to understand what’s going on in the economy? Want to preserve what you have and protect your finances? Then you need to read this book. Written by a former legislator and banker, it pinpoints the problems in the American economy and how you can protect yourself from disaster.
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Review of The Spirit Level – Why Equal Societies Almost Always Do Better
Posted on 07. Jan, 2010 by Matt Jonas.
Sex education for potential teenage mothers; free gym membership for the obese; cognitive behavioral therapy for badly behaved children – all are inadequate, piecemeal solutions to the symptoms of a wider social malaise – inequality – says a new book by UK researchers. The Spirit Level argues that the difference in earnings between richest and poorest in developed societies is the source of a catalog of social problems.
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Worried About Hyper Inflation? Maybe You Should Think on It
Posted on 07. Jan, 2010 by Lance Winslow.
The United States has been busy printing money and we’ve been selling Treasury Notes, luckily we are borrowing at a low interest rate, but we are also putting ourselves in debt and printing money and forcing it into the economy at a rate never before seen. The Stimulus of 787 Billion Dollars and some $2 Trillion for financial bailouts; all this money flow will cause an inflation challenge in the future. So, let me recommend a very good book to you:
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World’s Dependency on Oil
Posted on 07. Jan, 2010 by Lawrence Leary.
In today’s society the world has grown to very dependent on the consumption of oil. Many countries have grown away from previous forms of energy and have made oil their primary source of energy. As the world continues to grow, the developing countries acquire a thirst for crude oil.
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On Wal-Mart – The Bully of Bentonville – How the High Cost of Everyday Low Prices Is Hurting America
Posted on 07. Jan, 2010 by Karl Mitchell.
Author Anthony Bianco made an argument about the predicament that Wal-Mart is in…. Should we agree with his argument? Agree or not, Bianco’s argument painted an interesting future of American society? Interestingly, ‘interesting future’ in Chinese figure of speech usually denotes “people living in hard times (e.g., the Great Depression or the Russian Revolution).
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Feeling Dumber By The Minute – A Review of “Dumbing Us Down”
Posted on 07. Jan, 2010 by Nick Adama.
The book that is the subject of this review argues that many of the ills of society have their roots in the modern American school system, which is designed to create a product out of students, rather than provide them with a true education. Since there is no reform possible, according to the author, the only option is to educate children at home and allow them the opportunities to teach themselves and create an individuality that is not the product of our current mass schooling system.
