9 days ago by tamoeconomics

Friday February 3, 2012 – Periods 4 & 6 Monday February 6, 2012 – Periods 1 & 3 Today we participated in a simulation called Earn a Living. The activity helps us understand the relationship among consumers and producers. The economic relationship between households and businesses in often said to cr ...

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54 days ago by Dan Robles

‘Tis the season for “The Year In Pictures” – the annual new year pictorial accounting of the events of the outgoing year. Any rational collection for 2011 would include three events; Arab Spring, The Earthquake / Tsunami in Japan, and Occupy Wall Street. These three events eclipsed the Royal Wedding ...

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54 days ago by Tisanto

I'm fully aware that there is already about a post about economic growth, however i want to use this one to focus in specifically on economic growth in the long run. Long run economic growth isn't so dependent on aggregate demand changes, but a lot more dependent on changes to the long run aggregate ...

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59 days ago by tamoeconomics

Thursday December 15, 2011 – Period 7 Friday December 16, 2011 – Period 2 Today we had a quiz over chapters 12 and 13. After the quiz we continued with our examination of economics and economic policy. Economics deals with the fundamental problem of scarcity—a condition caused by the combination of ...

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104 days ago by Eric Savitz

Guest post written by Brian Gentile Brian Gentile [1] is CEO of Jaspersoft [2], a provider of business intelligence software. [3]Brian Gentile: The new new thing. Classical economic theory describes three primary factors, or inputs, to the production of any good or service: land, labor, and capital ...

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114 days ago by Dan Robles

Millions of people are looking for Jobs. Meanwhile, employers complain of a chronic “skills mismatch” that prevents them from hiring people or initiating new innovations. When an engineer is laid off from an airplane manufacturer, a company like Starbucks has no idea what that person knows even thou ...

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115 days ago by blogroid

By Nicholas Jakari aka Blogroid As the world hovers on the edge of financial catastrophe and allegedly clever people are meeting to figure out what went wrong and how it should be resolved in the future so it doesn’t happen again, a gap has opened into which talk of a transaction levy, also referred ...

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123 days ago by Dan Robles

If we follow the Wall Street accounting model, the supply and demand for knowledge assets are cast against the factors of production; land, labor, and capital. The typical corporate human resource department looks to the community for labor units within commuting distance to a factory, and who are w ...

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125 days ago by Dan Robles

What if I told you that we could occupy Wall Street without actually camping out there? In case you have not noticed, Wall Street occupies your house without you ever seeing any suits milling around your driveway. So what’s the plan, Kids? In the Age of The Internet, redistribution of wealth should ...

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128 days ago by Dan Robles

there is no way to build anything meaningful without an inventory of parts. Car companies have inventories of parts

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