economy

Those in the know know the disconnect between the economy and the volatile stock market; discover the reality about this complex relationship.

How to Write the PERFECT Article Every Time!
We all have our own methods when it comes to writing, but I’ve been doing it for over 10 years and developed what I think is a great formula.
By Rukka Nova3 years ago in Trader
Brooklynn Chandler Willy on What Does Financial Stability Really Mean?
Financial confidence is a concept that people often define as being able to live in a financial position where they don’t worry about money, whether they have a job or not. Stability is a concept that people often define as being able to control their finances and life choices. Unfortunately, many people are still working their tails off and feeling trapped in their current situation.
By Brooklynn Chandler Willy3 years ago in Trader
A new look at the old question of the ancient project manager: why go to a translation agency?
This quote - a marketer's dream - is a real quote from a relieved and satisfied customer. You may also have enjoyed enthusiastic words of praise and thanks from a translation client in your organization. In the interest of full disclosure, I must acknowledge that the client who wrote these words is not a professional translation company.
By Eful3 years ago in Trader
Internationalization Localization
In fact, internationalization and globalization go hand in hand. Globalization is the spread of activities around the world, and internationalization is the way to achieve them.
By Eful3 years ago in Trader
Brand internationalization strategy for small and medium-sized companies
To be honest, I racked my brains over a personal story about brand internationalization and ended the day with a blank page. Amazing, right? So, I thought to myself, "Why don't you just fabricate a story?" And I did. Boy, that sounded insincere. Instead, I'm going to approach the topic of brand internationalization from the perspectives that I'm most comfortable with: fairy tales and sociology.
By Eful3 years ago in Trader
Borrowing - Does Raising Interest Rates Really Curb Inflation?
Introduction I am writing this because I am asked to go on the Steffen Peddie Show on BBC Newcastle to talk about the state of the economy, and very often I see governments and banks doing things that, in my opinion, just do not work and punish the working and middle classes, who are the ones who actually make the economy work.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 3 years ago in Trader
Economic Emancipation
If you own enough wealth producing capital assets such as land, buildings, machinery, patents, copyrights, stocks, or bonds YOUR MONEY IS WORKING FOR YOU and it’s probably producing a stream of capital income from which you benefit.
By W man3 years ago in Trader
Assessing Socioeconomic Disadvantage in College Admissions
Intelligent recently reported that 34 percent of whites who applied to college falsified their applications by wrongly claiming that they were racial minorities. According to the research, white males lied 48 percent of the time. White females only lied 16 percent of the time.[1] In a follow-up tweet, Professor Ibram X. Kendi asserted that the research proved that white students maintained their privilege by gaming the admissions process. Critics retorted that the research undermines the belief that white privilege is laced into every aspect of shared existence. If white privilege is pervasive, why do applicants to elite schools gain a benefit when they pretend to be colored?[2]
By Karpenaru3 years ago in Trader
The systemic antidote to "greed" in American culture!
Greed, the psychological (self-centered, narcissistic, and alienating) need to accumulate more and more material wealth at the expense of others, is itself a product of, and is DRIVEN BY INSECURITY and FEAR. Shylock in Shakespeare’s Merchant of Venice, Scrooge in Dicken’s Christmas Carl, and Mr. Potter in This American Life are all self-centered, narcissistic, alienated icons representing the issue of greed in the annals of literature.
By Fester Hammer3 years ago in Trader
From Plumbing Courses to the Boardroom
It’s fair to say that there was a time when females generally had limited career aspirations. They grew up, they got married, they had children and then they looked after them – that was just about it. Women knew it and men knew it; men had the careers, men were the ‘breadwinners’ and men made all the decisions. Throughout history, except perhaps for some notable exceptions such as Boudicea and Cleopatra, that was the established way of things.
By Fester Hammer3 years ago in Trader
Just Imagine…330 Million Economically Productive American Citizens!
The US currently has a total population of about 330 million people including approximately 73 million children under the age of 18. There are over 46 million retired people. And there are 8 million disabled people, 8 million unemployed, 2 million incarcerated in our jails and prisons, as well as over half a million homeless people in the land of the free and the home of the brave.
By Karpenaru3 years ago in Trader
What will the cryptocurrency market look like in 2030?
It is safe to assume that cryptocurrency markets still have a long way to go before they are a substantial investment alternative, despite having a market cap of over $1 trillion and frequently making the news.
By keith cooper3 years ago in Trader