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Economics
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So, Where Does All The Money Come From?
When the subject of Capital Homesteading comes up, the first question is always, where's all the money going to come from? It's the right question and here's the answer to it.
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U.S. Inflation in Decline?
U.S. inflation pressures have moderated in recent months. Trust me - I recognize a statement about inflation moderation flies in the face of what you and I have paid at the gas pump and in the grocery store in recent weeks. However-
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Consumerism, Greed And Easy Life Is Depressing World Resources
It is only in a few isolated places that population growth may be contributing to fast depleting resources. But for the rest of the world, it is ferocious consumerism, greed, and easy life of the modern man. Man has become a monster that need to be tamed, so that the earth will become safe and be able to replenish and regenerate to continue providing for her inhabitants.
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Let Them Spread the Rays of the Sun
Rich nations are wary and scary of terrorists. Where do these people come from, in the first place? They come from the impoverished third world countries. The bottom line, therefore, is poverty. Erase it and you erase the fears.
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Ever Expanding Price System - Is it a Viable Method?
For those who like the philosophical debate the Technocracy Group comes up with some interesting intellectual scenarios on economies, price systems, monetary policy and the future of human civilizations. For instance on self-proclaimed technocrat looking for someone to convince has brought up this point of contention stating:
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The Workers are Endangered Species
Who will rescue workers, made up of rank and file of society? Free trade policies, greed, corruption, very high salaries for private sector managers and senior civil servants conspire to take the stink out of the unions and leave them powerless and disoriented. Christopher J.H Wright, in his book, The Message of Ezekiel, wrote that economic dominance is moving beyond countries and being achieved by companies, some of them controlled by incredibly wealthy individuals - and that real power has shifted from national political communities to transnational economic giants, frighteningly free from serious political, democratic or moral constrains. The transnational economic giants are setting the agenda, and the worker and the unions are being relegated to the backyard of events and times. Perhaps the unions should evaluate their relevance and their strategies and move fast to be relevant in the world where layoffs is the reality of the market, the lean, ideal company, and mechanization the in-think. And even where an industry is labour intensive without option, it still has desperate poor people knocking at their doors. To the transnational and multinationals, the unions and the workers seem to speak unintelligent language.
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The Right Way To Reform An Ailing Economy
IMF reforms have generally been described as a disaster by social workers and even economist and policy makers! The benefits of these reforms so far are not discernable- only discernable thing is the pain.
There is a proper way to reform an economy, one that works and this article shows how. Want to learn how? Then read on
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Ruined Rural Economy - Renaissance of Farmers Part - 12
The article revolves around new concept of Debt Loan Economy (DLE) being advocated by trio and economist. The article analyses various facets of DLE - and its effect on farmers. An endeavor has been made to suggest measures to check loans and various policies forcing farmers committing suicide.
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Why Understanding Historic Crude Oil Prices is Important
They say that those who do not pay attention to history are doomed to repeat it. Perhaps that is why more people consider historic crude oil prices and understanding what drove those trends to be very important to the way we run our homes, businesses, and governments. In particular, we can learn lessons from reviewing crude oil pricing of years past and use that data to minimize some of the consumer hardships that were endured at the time.
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How Gas Prices Affect Our Economy
Over the past few years gas prices seem to always be in the news. In one week they are extremely high and the next they are extremely low. This volatility in gas prices is not a positive trend four our country as we are trying to increase stability and then in turn increase our economic growth.
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One World Currency and Why it Matters
Many world economists see a time in the not so distant future when National Currencies are merged into one or a few. It makes sense considering the massive electronic flows of the money. Of course some nations are very concerned with this as no one wants to be on the losing end of the stick and get trapped with mass devaluation or hyper inflation after the switch-over.
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Social Well-Being, Risk Management, and Reducing Vulnerability
Commodity risk management. Price and weather risk management insurance provide farmers and institutions in developing countries better tools to manage exposure to price and weather fluctuations and potentially expand access to credit. Pilots are underway in India, Tanzania, Malawi, Ethiopia, Thailand, Nicaragua and Honduras and are under development in Kenya, Madagascar, Vietnam, and Bangladesh
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