I think Bob Herbert of the NY Times wrote today what will be eventually seen as the most important article on the financial crisis. We’ve seen it before — the children of the great depression, children of the holocaust, returning veterans from WWI, WWII, Korea, Vietnam, Iraq, Afghanistan. Now it’s the financial meltdown.We ignore it […]

Tags: children of the financial holocaust, education, financial crisis, home, hope, household, parents, trust, unemployment
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I would give credit for the term “moral constipation” but I can’t remember where I heard it. I invite all who read this to give me the creator’s name so I can correct this blog and give him the attribution he deserves.  It appears that we can all agree on one thing regardless of which […]

Tags: credit, drugs, education, main stream media, military, MSM, oil
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Several pilots around the country involving tens of thousands of students point strongly to a solution for education that is fiscally possible and could catapult this nation back into the forefront of innovation and education. It also presents a major opportunity for local American businesses to get involved in their communities, expand their revenues, increase […]

Tags: bank, credit union, education, marketing, online, public finance, schools, social benefits, teaching
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Mortgage Meltdown: Economics 101 Theoretically economics should be a separate discipline from politics. It is referred in textbooks as the study of scarcity and allocation of resources. It ought to be an “assist” in developing national, regional and local policies that lead to better lives of citizens. In fact, however, it is merely an arm […]

Tags: crash, economics. econometrics, education, rational maximizers, stimulus
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