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- "The Great Bust Ahead" - A Book Review by Joseph Conigliaro
Can the next depression be predicted? This book not only predicts it, but makes the audacious pronouncement that you will spend 25 percent of you adult life in it. - Who Says No One Could Have Seen the US Housing Crash Coming - A Book Review by Lance Winslow
Many politicians and even the media claim that no one saw the housing bubble burst coming. Well, that is so silly, it's almost ludicrous as anyone that studies real estate cycles, or economics would agree. Still, if you happen to be amongst the masses who actually believe such purported media claims, I'd sure like to recommend a very good book to you. The book is called: - Book Review - The Flow of Time and Money by Linda C Smith
There are books that toll bells of financial doom and others that try to educate. Very few books tell you how to get from economic uncertainty to financial stability. Dr. Lloyd Watts "The Flow of Time and Money" is a "how" book. - China's Future in the World - Book Review by Lance Winslow
Many of those who study world affairs, international politics, and perhaps, read Foreign Affairs magazine each month; they understand that the biggest new development and for the next two decades will be the rapid economic growth of China. The United States has been fueling the Chinese build-up as their GDP has hit the number three spot in the world and slightly slipped back to number four, although it will soon pass both Japan and Germany in GDP. - Money Magic by Rhonda H. Smith
Ms. Price starts by explaining about the energy of money and why there are winners and loser in the money game. The most interesting part of the book was Price's description of the eight money types... - What You Need to Know About the Coming Economic Disorder by Jinger Jarrett
Trying to understand what's going on in the economy? Want to preserve what you have and protect your finances? Then you need to read this book. Written by a former legislator and banker, it pinpoints the problems in the American economy and how you can protect yourself from disaster. - How to Trade - Book Review - John Murphy, Intermarket Analysis by Clinton Lee
In depth book review of Intermarket Analysis, authored by John Murphy. Focus on chapters 3, 7 and 11-14, which makes up about 46% of the book. These chapters are relevant for practical trading purposes. Key points for these focus chapters are summarized from a retail trader's perspective. - How Did the Global Financial Crisis and Bubble Happen? by Lance Winslow
Former FED Chairman Alan Greenspan made a very interesting comment when he testified before congress after the Global Financial bubble burst of late 2008. When asked how did this happen, he made a number of astute observations and comments, of course the most telling and one that has been repeated the most was; "I couldn't believe that bankers would act this way against their own interests" or something to that point. Was it more irrational exuberance, only this time aimed at the banking sector? - Review of The Spirit Level - Why Equal Societies Almost Always Do Better by Matt Jonas
Sex education for potential teenage mothers; free gym membership for the obese; cognitive behavioral therapy for badly behaved children - all are inadequate, piecemeal solutions to the symptoms of a wider social malaise - inequality - says a new book by UK researchers. The Spirit Level argues that the difference in earnings between richest and poorest in developed societies is the source of a catalog of social problems. - Nature and Scope of Economics by Muhammad Waqas Nayyar
Many writers of the early days defined economics as "a science of wealth". Adam Smith commonly know as the father of modern economics, defined economics as "An enquiry into the nature and causes of wealth of nations." - Reading Corner - Dreaming Green Book Review by Caitlin Costello
"Going Green" is one of the latest trends. These days nobody wants to get caught carrying a plastic bag or throwing a water bottle in the trash. - Can Capitalistic Countries Grow Their GDP Forever Without Repercussion? by Lance Winslow
Many folks that question the ultimate end game for a capitalist nation, point to the fact that you cannot grow your GDP forever, and perhaps, you've sided with this argument on occasion. True free market thinkers will tell you that such a notion is nonsense, as an ever evolving business climate can change and find new avenues as innovation continues and that the potential for change and new offshoots is endless. - Is Our Economy a Reality? A Book Review on a Surprising Book of Economic History by Lance Winslow
If economic theory has always bothered you or if you are a free market thinker or even a socialist intellectual, then there is one book that you can read, no matter who you are that will definitely pique your curiosity. I recommend this currently popular economic book to all: "False Economy - A Surprising Economic History of the World" by Alan Beattie; Riverhead Books (a Penguin Publishing Group Company); New York, NY; (2009). ISBN 9781594488665. - Top 4 Recommended Books to Learn How to Invest in the Stock Market by Punit Gupta
Here is what a friend once told me: "I have a financial planner that I send money to every month and he takes care of things for me, which I know will make some people cringe as I know I should be more involved. I will be honest and say that money and investing has always made me very nervous as I have a hard time with a lot of the lingo and I just feel stupid and intimidated." How do you avoid that? Well get investment education. You can follow the books listed here to get yourself familiarized. - What Are the Real Costs of Manipulated Free Markets on Capitalism? A Book Review by Lance Winslow
This current Global Economic calamity could have been prevented, well this is what many believe and among them is a writer of the most recent economic book to hit the scene in 2009. The book is called "The Cost of Capitalism: Understanding Market Mayhem and Stabilizing Our Economic Future" by Robert J. Barbera; McGraw-Hill Business Book Publishers (2009). - Why Not Learn About the Business Cycle and Policy Making Manipulation in Economics by Lance Winslow
Most people do not really understand the economy, business cycles, how the Federal Reserve works or how on Earth this terrible crisis occurred that ended up taking down the whole world, causing the global crisis we are now in. But in case you are one of them, and if you care to learn a little, might I be so bold as to recommend a very good book to you? - Stop Taxing Me to Pay For Other People's Expenses by Lance Winslow
The Tax Revolt this time was peaceful, will that continue as inflation rises, taxes rise and standard of living fails? There are after all more nightmares to come in our overall economic health in America. For instance; Medicare is a nightmare and major financial crisis for this nation. Social Security is nothing more than a Ponzi Scheme Time Bomb. How big are these monsters amongst us? Try 110 Trillion Dollars? How much is that? - Worried About Hyper Inflation? Maybe You Should Think on It by Lance Winslow
The United States has been busy printing money and we've been selling Treasury Notes, luckily we are borrowing at a low interest rate, but we are also putting ourselves in debt and printing money and forcing it into the economy at a rate never before seen. The Stimulus of 787 Billion Dollars and some $2 Trillion for financial bailouts; all this money flow will cause an inflation challenge in the future. So, let me recommend a very good book to you: - Jubilee! Church and Community Support For Local Economic Growth in a Book That Matters to All of Us by Karl Evans
Jubilee! A Workbook. Perhaps the most potentially effective and efficient organizations for economic development around the world has not been utilized. Several million religious organizations of every theology hold keys to local development. Christian, Muslim, Hindu, Buddhist, Zoroastrian, Wiccan, Native American and others have the potential to provide their communities with strong training and support. Jubilee! outlines the nature of this mission and action which will bring new economic realities to the life of the community. - World's Dependency on Oil by Lawrence Leary
In today's society the world has grown to very dependent on the consumption of oil. Many countries have grown away from previous forms of energy and have made oil their primary source of energy. As the world continues to grow, the developing countries acquire a thirst for crude oil. - Is Ron Mueller the Next Matthew Lesko? by Derrick Carpenter
So are all those tax breaks, so frequently touted by & to would-be entrepreneurs, for real or what? Ron Mueller is doing for the home-based entrepreneur with his tax info, what Matthew Lesko did for the general public with his grant information. - The Long Angle Iron Trade Business Collective Seeks the World's Power by Zhang Ming
The establishment stock market transaction standard, in the application establishment profession the petty loan organization, extends the industrial chain to high-end reforming, recently, area the river, Zhejiang, Shanghai's steel and iron foreign traders were accelerating to move. On February 15, holds "the first long angle iron trade wealth forum" in the Jiangsu Wuxi chill in the air in early spring on, the Shanghai first steel city market share Limited company (i.e. original "leisurely immortal steel city group") Chairman Zhou Huarui every single word or phrase emphasized: "2009 pair of steel trade business is especially essential one year, the outside (finance) the crisis causes to be beset with difficulties, the internal market overall supply exceeds demand, the steel trade enterprise must strengthen the cooperation, can enhance the coordinated motion and resistance risk ability, can enlarge with the steel mill negotiations, and government dialog ability." - Home Made Energy Guide by Dillon Wayne
Home Made Energy is a guide that will teach how to make solar panels and wind turbines for under 200$! I researched this product quite a bit, and a high percentage of people are fully satisfied. With the recession and the growing energy costs this could come in handy. If you are like most people in America paying outrageous prices for energy, or just want to help the environment, this a something to buy. - Confessions of a Mortgage Insider by Shannon Evans
Have you wondered why the mortgage and banking industry are in their current shape of disarray? Did you ever wonder how some people managed to get something for nothing and leave us the average tax payer footing the bill? - The Green Economy by Bruce Kaler M.D.
"We can't drill and burn our way out of our economic and ecological ills, but we can invent and invest our way out", says Van Jones, the author of The Green Collar Economy and founder of Green for All. This guy doesn't need my help nor do I get any consideration for recommending this book. But this is a thoughtful straight forward view of how we can help the economy, create jobs, and retool America to get out of this economic slump while repairing the environment. - Economy Doesn't Lie by Hans Bool
The title of this article is not of my own, but the translation of a book title, invented and written by Guy Sorman. A great title. Perhaps for the title, it is one of those books I would like to read, the many on the to-do list... Guy Sorman writes about economic progress and stresses the importance of good decisions making in the field of economic politics. Or economic policies. - Unjust Deserts - Book Review by Joel Hirschhorn
Like a law of physics, corrupt politics, unshared national wealth and uncontrolled greed combine to produce economic inequality and delusional prosperity. Now comes a book that should have been titled Stolen Wealth. This would have been more consistent with its long subtitle: How the Rich Are Taking Our Common Inheritance and Why We Should Take It Back. - Suze Orman Shares Investing Common Sense With Women & Money by Lisa Manyon
Money is a topic you either embrace or avoid. Orman's book delivers straight talk on investing for women and building individual wealth. - How to Judge Your Purchases Today by George Hooper
Reading is my one true passion. When I was young, I dreamed of better places. Places where all things were possible where all dreams came true. - Is This a Housing Crisis Or a Financial Crisis? by John Sprague
Yes, our government contributed to the problem but greed by owners and investors was the main cause after inflating prices. The out of control housing costs caused this financial situation. It definitely is a world wide financial crisis caused by an overinflated real estate market that has spread over nearly the entire globe. European realty costs are as inflated as American pricing.
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