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Want to be a Wolf on Wall Street? A guide to getting your foot in the door and building a successful career as a trader.
Do’s and Don’ts for a Part Time Job Search
Searching a job require certain do’s and certain don’ts. Many things while searching for a job you know and sometimes you don’t know. To meet day to day expenses people started considering Part time jobs as an additional job with the additional source of income to their regular income. People with full time jobs, college students, retired persons and even returning to work Moms can also do these jobs. If you are one of the above mentioned person and searching for part time employment than these Do’s and Don’ts will surely help you out in finding a quality and legitimate job:
By Taufik Olu3 years ago in Trader
Innovation; Business-Government Alliance
In Capitalism And Freedom, Milton Friedman argues that government should exist in the market primarily to enhance unrestricted economic freedom. Government interference in the marketplace that restricts or compels consumer choice is unjustifiable. Friedman's case for market fundamentalism seems to be at conflict with the historical fact of the United States government's involvement. From state police powers to Progressive Era reforms to the New Deal, political, social, and cultural change has always shaped the contours of capitalism, whether the government was state or federal. The consumer health and environmental protections era (1964-1977) and the rise of the concept of the developmental state differ from Friedman's perspective. Instead of a combination of public and private sectors, Friedman's philosophy has guided the notion of market fundamentalism within the false notions of the invisible hand driving innovation. This idea disregards the fact that the government is the only entity that can invest in certain sectors within the innovation economy. Government support for large, medium, and small firms competing for the best technology has replaced the notion that the government should not pick winners.
By Kingsley Eze3 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
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
Understanding Trickle-Down Economics: A Critical Perspective
Trickle-down economics remains one of the most contentious economic theories, hailed by its proponents as a pathway to economic growth while being heavily criticized for deepening inequality. At its core, the theory suggests that tax cuts and financial incentives for corporations and the wealthy will ultimately benefit all socioeconomic classes. This assumption rests on the idea that as businesses and the affluent receive financial advantages, they will reinvest their wealth into the economy by creating jobs, increasing wages, and fostering economic activity that benefits even the lowest income earners.
By Sergios Saropoulos3 years ago in Trader
