economy
Those in the know know the disconnect between the economy and the volatile stock market; discover the reality about this complex relationship.
Talking Brook: ‘Yaron Brook Show: Zuckerberg on Wealth, Navarro's Muse'
Dr. Yaron Brook brings his expertise in parsing through newspapers to his show. He claims that the best paper, The Wall Street Journal, still has errors, flubs, and outright “nonsense.” He disagrees with economists like Thomas Sowell who contends that economics is about “scarcity” but still holds him in esteem. Dr. Brook challenges the scarcity notion. He says that economics is about production and trade. He finds that we live in abundance. He offers the example of how you can take “gunky stuff” like oil and make it into something that can be made into a human value to be consumed. Epistemology (respect for facts, reality, and the mind) and ethics (defining a proper code of morality) ought to drive economics to the good doctor.
By Skyler Saunders6 years ago in Trader
“Talking Brook: ‘Yaron Brook Show Economic Myths - Middle Class Stagnation’”
What Dr. Brook gets right (amongst a whole host of other topics) is economics. It’s his strong suit. He swings open the door to the show by redressing a commenter about the fallacy of how the standard of living has gone down in recent decades. He holds that an individual can do “fantastically well” today as opposed to the 1950s. Dr. Brook admonishes a YouTube commenter for not displaying sufficient grammar and spelling skills. He asks how someone determines their wages in the marketplace of worth. The good doctor concedes that while we’re in a good place across the world, things can be much better.
By Skyler Saunders6 years ago in Trader
How the Kings of Cash Rose in Previous Years!
Globally, Corporate funds peaked in 2017, and have been the center of growth for more than a decade. US non-financial companies expected tax laws that will allow them to recover offshore cash without legal action, brought their total liquid assets to a record $2.1 trillion by the end of 2017. Other non-financial companies in Europe, The Middle East and Africa recorded one trillion in corporate funds for the second year in a row, although net spending on mergers and acquisitions nearly tripled in 2017 to a seven-year high of $96 billion.
By Osei Agyemang6 years ago in Trader
Why Become a Silver Stacker
I would like to take you through my journey into this seemingly thoughtless investment. At first, you could think to yourself that it would be simple to consider silver and gold an investment, but I would argue that you are missing the bigger picture outlook when it comes to "hedging" your money into this metal. Some of the theory behind why I stack silver and gold is grounded in the calculated conspiracy that the US Dollar will, in fact, collapse. I will start with why that is and then I will lead you into how I ended up with silver and gold as the way to combat this. The methodology is as complicated as you want to make, and the joy of watching your stack grow is a feeling that you cannot get in the stock market.
By Michael Grube7 years ago in Trader
Types of Business Insurance
Buѕіnеѕѕ insurance is a brоаd dеѕсrірtіоn that саn bе brоkеn down into a lіѕt of nine tуреѕ оf insurance policies, and hеrе I will briefly explain thе соvеrаgе, аnd еxраnd оn these аѕ іndіvіduаl topics. Fоr nоw, these аrе gеnеrаl dеѕсrірtіоnѕ so thаt wе are tаlkіng about the ѕаmе thіng when I uѕе thеѕе tеrmѕ іn later аrtісlеѕ.
By Amani Mtimba7 years ago in Trader
How Do Insurance Companies Make Money?
Ah, insurance. There's never been a truer thing that you can't live with or live without. This is especially true when people who can't afford health insurance get hit with a tax penalty that makes them... well, even less able to afford health insurance.
By Trish Gilmore7 years ago in Trader
Does Rent Decrease with a Recession?
Theoretically, if you're not getting any raises and the cost of necessities like utilities, groceries, and gas are all going up, your rent should go down. If the nation is in a recession and people start tightening their belts on spending, you'd think that landlords might take pity and charge a little less to offset that change.
By Trish Gilmore7 years ago in Trader
