Investment Monitor

You can earn huge profits investing online but there are a lot of SCAMS, Ponzi schemes, pyramidal schemes, lots and lots of SCAMS. That’s why you need to protect yourself against scams by knowing what programs are paying and what programs are not paying. For this you will need to consult a HYIP Monitor. You will find different categories there:... Read More »

Cash for Clunkers: Help or Hurt?

In our trying economy, an economist by the name of Alan Blinder helped make popular the idea of a scrappage program.  In his July 27th New York Times article, Blinder argued that a “Cash for Clunkers” program would promote a cleaner environment, distribute purchasing power more equally, and provide an effective economic stimulus.  This, Blinder... Read More »

Next Major Obama Crisis

Since taking office as the President of the United States, President Obama has encountered crisis after crisis. His next major crisis will be oil prices. If you listen to this White House this President has faced and solved more major crisis than any former President has faced during the 1st year of their Presidencies. People are getting tired of the... Read More »

Importance of Productivity in our everyday lives

ALL PAKISTAN ESSAY COMPETITION: IMPORTANCE OF PRODUCTIVITY IN OUR DAILY LIVES A gentleman residing in a rural environment starts his day with the break of dawn. By 12:00 noon his work is done, which leaves him with ample time for his siesta. He can spend his evenings with his family and ends up utilizing quality time very efficiently. In my dictionary... Read More »

Halloween Trick or Treat?

How’s the investing going these days? Are you in the stock market or on the side lines? Who can tall me where you might be able to make a 30-35% return on your investment?  I am sure that such opportunities are out there now that Obama has SAVED OUR BACON from the Bush recession- near depression. If you haven’t caught on by now, I’m... Read More »

The Lesson of “I, Pencil” An Essay on Economic Freedom for the Ages

by: Geoff Ficke  As a young college student studying economics in the 1960’s I was exposed to the writings and philosophy of Leonard Read while researching a paper on Adam Smith’s enlightened principle of the “Invisible Hand”. Mr. Read had founded the Foundation for Economic Education (FEE) in 1948. As I conducted my sophomore research I noted... Read More »

Cash for Clunkers: A Clunker of a Program

Upon first hearing about the ‘Cash for Clunkers’ government program I thought it sounded like a deal. It also sounded like the perfect time for this broke college student to trade in her 2000 Kia Spectra for something new and shiny. Having only paid $1500 for this car myself I figured I would never get someone to pay as much money for my car than... Read More »

Subprime Mortgage Lending

“Subprime Mortgage Lending and Its Effect on The Economy”             In the 1990’s the United States saw a rapid growth of subprime mortgage lending. Lending institutions started to give credit for mortgages to millions of borrowers who may have been denied credit in the past. Homeowners who were not as fortunate as others were now... Read More »

PhD Research proposal:Analysis of Chinese Trade and Foreign Direct Investment on eight African countries Economic Development

PhD Research proposal: Supervisor: Professor Lan Yisheng Shanghai University of Finance and Economics   Analysis of Chinese Trade and Foreign Direct Investment on eight African countries Economic Development    I-Introduction   China’s newfound interest in trade and investment with African-home to 300 million of the globe’s poorest people and... Read More »

CBO Health Care Numbers Will Change

Message to the Democrats and President Obama. Before you count on a victory for the Senate Bill to come under the trillion dollar mark and be deficit neutral you should remember this preliminary cost analysis by CBO will be sure to change. The cost analysis was done on the summary of the Bill without the true legislative language and is therefore only... Read More »

D-Day -:October 25th?

ThThe web bot prediction of some sort of MOOD SHIFT, major catastrophe, market melt down, credit freeze, or planetary is now just two days away! Tied to this are many economists (smart ones too) that say next week will be a BLOOD BATH on Wall Street!  So, what’s your take?  From the technically intricate Cliff High web bot linguistics to the... Read More »

Proven No Cost Online Money Making Solution to Unemployment, Lay-offs, and Job Scarcity

WHY WORK ONLINE? The “last in, first out” policy is usually what corporations and a lot of industries follow in dismissing or laying-off their employees. Today, people talk a lot about the global financial crisis and its adverse effects on our economy. “Working online” are words not included in most previous editions of dictionaries... Read More »

Mobile Phone Involves You and Me

Talking about advertisement, most people may feel nasty about it; as a matter of fact the word “nasty” is not enough to describe our disgusting toward it. However, we have to admit that except for commercial advertisement, some other public welfare advertisement do has pretty good effect on both society and environment. Take one mobile phone ads... Read More »

What Nokia Reform Mobile Phone Unit for?

Talking about Nokia, no one would say that he didn’t know it. As is known to all, Nokia is the world’s leading mobile phone suppliers and leading suppliers of mobile and fixed telecom networks including related customer services. Recently it is reported that Nokia is to carry out a major restructuring. For what reason? Well, it is not difficult... Read More »

Financial Times maintains loyalty among global Business readers

The Financial Times is a British newspaper that is issued in London England as well as in twenty more sites around the world. The most important competitor of the Financial Times newspaper is the US-based Wall Street Journal newspaper. The paper started small, serving mainly City traders, also having a local rival, Financial News. As years went by the... Read More »

Next Page »