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How Can the Government Steal Your Money? Let Me Count the Ways.
How Can the Government Steal Your Money? Let Me Count the Ways.
Let me start my post by asking you a simple, but important, question that might not seem related to the content (but is): Have you ever considered how important words are? Words direct our thoughts, and how we think about things influences how we behave. When it comes to how we spend and think about our money, our government would like our thinking to be, well, a bit fuzzy on the subject. That’s…
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The London Economic | Government and corporations will again balance the costs of a long-term stimulus on the backs of the poor | Economics
No prizes for stating that the economy is in crisis. By late-June, government debt was £1.9 trillion, more than the entire national GDP; a debt not seen since 1963, following six years of Tory mismanagement under Chancellor and later PM, Harold Macmillan. In the second quarter (April to June), GDP dropped by more than 20 percent. Another record was broken when government borrowing exceeded £127 billion. Economists predict that the deficit–i.e., expenses exceeding revenue–could top £370bn.
Analyst Nick Hubble calls the Tory solution a potentially “limitless stimulus” (paraphrasing). Others say that this approach amounts to a type of management called financial repression. And guess who will pay the price… again?
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SAVINGS MOBILIZATION IN NIGERIA: EMPIRICAL INVESTIGATION OF FINANCIAL REPRESSION (1975 - 1996)
SAVINGS MOBILIZATION IN NIGERIA: EMPIRICAL INVESTIGATION OF FINANCIAL REPRESSION (1975 – 1996)
SAVINGS MOBILIZATION IN NIGERIA: EMPIRICAL INVESTIGATION OF FINANCIAL REPRESSION (1975 – 1996)
Abstract:
The Bassa-Egbura violent inter-ethnic conflict rendered many people homeless, reduced them to internally displaced persons and inflicted other forms of physical and psychological injuries to others. It also resulted in the loss of lives and properties. This study investigated the social and…
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Financial Sector Liberalization in Ethiopia-Resistance, Justification and Its Credibility
Financial Sector Liberalization in Ethiopia-Resistance, Justification and Its Credibility
By: Tefera Assefa
Lecturer and Department Head
Department of Public Administration and Development Management
College of Business and Economics
Dilla University
Abstract
The paper concerned with the assessment of resistance, justification and the credibility of this justification in financial sector liberalization in Ethiopia. Financial liberalization is an integral part of the overall…
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The War on Cash Is a War on Your Freedom to Opt Out
http://www.maxkeiser.com/2016/05/the-war-on-cash-is-a-war-on-your-freedom-to-opt-out/?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=tumblr
(via https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3tXP24e9cMI)
What Will End the 34-Year US Treasury Bond Bull Market?
http://dlvr.it/97BHLL