The Downfall of Keynesian Economics and the U.s. (part 2 of 3)

In today’s society, the three farmers have, for a while, experienced a period where the monetary base is growing enough to keep up with the debt that needs to be repaid. The problem is that available credit has dried up.

Let’s switch out that farmer with a home buyer today, but keep the farmer scenario present in thought as we move forward. This home owner receives a loan from a bank, which is now a liability for the ho [read the full story]

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Economic Justice and Democratization of Economy to Create Ideal Society

Economic Justice and Democratization of Economy to create Ideal Society

By
Prof Viswanathan,
Director,
International Socio-Economic Research Bureau
(E Mail Id : economist@dataone.in)

DECLARATION OF JUSTICE AND HUMAN RIGHTS

We, the people of [read the full story]

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More Female Entrepreneurs Needed for Research Project

NEW YORK (February 13, 2009) – More women business owners from the Caribbean are needed for a worldwide study on entrepreneurs being conducted by Dr. Andrea Smith-Hunter, an Associate Professor at Siena College in New York.

At least 10 female entrepreneurs from the Caribbean are needed to reach her target of 30 participants per region.Dr. Smith-Hunter is studying the impact that female entrepreneurs have in seven regions of the world; [read the full story]

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