economics
Economics attempts to explain how the behavior of consumers, businesses, and governments affect unemployment, inflation, interest rates, and Gross National Product (GNP). GNP here means the value of all goods and services produced by a country over a specific period of time. Based upon changes in GNP or government spending, for instance, economics helps to estimate the positive or negative impact on unemployment, inflation, or interest rates.
In the blogosphere, writers often use the economics tag in the context of politics and public policy debates regarding unemployment, government spending, or taxes. Another popular topic is the affect public policy decisions have on stock markets. The economics tag would be relevant to discussions involving recession, financial crisis, or economic crisis.
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in PoliticsStarbucks Job-Creation Campaign Embraces Altruism

Starbucks' recent job campaign embraces altruism over individual initiative.by kapitalcon / on Nov 28, 2011 -
in TechnologyWhy Standardization of NFC Will Change The World

Digital Currency Standard For A New Globalized Eraby alexh14 / on Nov 18, 2011 -
in BloggingSurvey: Economics Bloggers Pessimistic About Economy

Only Half of Bloggers Expect Employment Growth in Next Three Yearsby johnjegan / on Oct 31, 2011
Latest blogosphere posts tagged “economics”
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Fed Watch: Notes on the Fed Meeting
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Tim Duy: Notes on the Fed Meeting, by Tim Duy : Just a quick note today – I am swamped with classes and travel this week, and sadly cannot really do justice to the wealth of information provided today by the Fed. The basics are well known at this point . The Fed extended its expectation for low rate out through ...2 days ago -
"A World with Healthy Middle-Class Societies"
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Justin Fox: Is the Next Karl Marx a Management Consultant?, by Justin Fox : Wouldnt it be nice, Francis Fukuyama writes in an article called " The Future of History " in the current issue of Foreign Affairs , if some "obscure scribbler ... in a garret somewhere" would "outline an ideology of the future that ...2 days ago -
"How the Big Three Forgot Accounting 101"
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The accountants view: How the Big Three forgot Accounting 101, EurekAlert : The Big Three were so driven by short-term profits that they forgot – or ignored – basic accounting practices that could have helped guard against production decisions with long-term damage, according to an award-winning study by ...2 days ago -
Obamas Making the Economy Worse
American Power —
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Via Conservative Manifesto : RELATED : From James Pethokoukis, " Obama suppresses his inner Elizabeth Warren during SOTU speech ."2 days ago -
The "state of debt" in Britain and elsewhere
MarketObservation.com —
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Interesting insights on the "state of debt" in the UK and elsewhere! Particularly interesting is the analyses which also takes the financial debt of banks into account: Telegraph: America overcomes the debt crisis as Britain sinks deeper into the swamp, Jan. 22, 2012 Britain has sunk deeper into debt. Three ...2 days ago -
Links for 2012-01-26
Economist's View —
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Tax Distortions - Jared Bernstein The Specter of Rapid Austerity - The Denouement Finding the Truth - Paul Krugman What drives surges in capital flows? - Vox EU IMF Urges ECB to Expand Its Balance Sheet to Tame Crisis - WSJ How Hayek helped us to find capitalism’s flaws - FT.com State of the ...2 days ago -
#9: The 4 Essentials of Entrepreneurial Thinking: What Successful People Didn’t Learn in School
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The 4 Essentials of Entrepreneurial Thinking: What Successful People Didn’t Learn in School by Cliff Michaels 4 days in the top 100 (6) Buy new: $19.95 $11.97 24 used & new from $11.75 (Visit the Best Sellers in Books list for authoritative information on this product’s current rank.) Deal On: #9: The 4 ...2 days ago -
Myth of a ‘Recovery’: What the Numbers Really Say
Big Government —
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Last night, at the State of the Union address, President Obama spoke of a recovery, but the evidence for such a recovery doesn’t really exist. The national unemployment is now 8.5% (December’s), its lowest level since January 2009, but while some saw this welcome news as something to celebrate, it hides a ...2 days ago -
Residential Foreclosure, Vacancy, and Abandonment
Conglomerate —
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Since the mid-2000s, researchers have been studying the impact of foreclosures on surrounding property values. A colleague and I recently finished an important contribution to this line of research . Anyone attempting to craft responses to the housing markets current woes, particularly efforts to stabilize ...3 days ago -
Why must the Captain go down with the ship?
Kids Prefer Cheese —
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Poor Francesco Schettino. He tripped and fell into a lifeboat and now hes globally vilified and most likely headed to jail. Do you question why its the "law of the sea" that the Captain must be the last person off the ship in an evacuation situation? This guy says the practice evolved as a way for Brits to show ...3 days ago -
Books on newspaper/media dynasties
Mostly Economics —
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Dynasties and in particular newspaper dynasties are a great topic to follow and read. Amanda Smith picks five books which provide some more spice on the topic. Newspaper dynasties are the subject of the five books we’re about to discuss, and of your recent ...3 days ago -
Taxpayers hit by more banking sell-offs
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Royal Bank of Scotland and Lloyds Banking Group, in which the UK taxpayer holds large stakes, are the FTSEs worst performers on more Eurozone fears It is not a great days trading so far for the UK taxpayer, who (of course) owns large stakes Royal Bank of Scotland and Lloyds Banking Group. The pair of lenders are ...3 days ago -
WHILE COMMIES GO CAPITALIST; OBAMA GOES COMMUNIST
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All you need to know about what Obama and his minion embrace as a political ideology was revealed last night when he said he wanted tax rates increased to 30% on the rich. Among Obama’s proposals to achieve those goals is a tax rate on income over one million dollars that should not be allowed to go below 30 ...3 days ago -
OBAMA TELLS US ECONOMY’S RECOVERING AND TO RE-ELECT HIM SO THEY CAN RECOVER EVEN MORE
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Of course, his Kept Whores are running cover for him and failing to inform Americans that while Obama’s been debasing the Oval Office, gasoline has spiked 82%; hamburger’s up 24% and bacon’s gone up 22%. However, it won’t be long and they’ll be advising him to blame Bush. So far, during the ...3 days ago -
The Obama Economic Record
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As the President hits full campaign mode, its obvious that he doesnt want to focus on his actual record. Why? Because it perhaps speaks for itself.3 days ago -
What part does hope play in economic forecasting?
New Jersey Real Estate Report —
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From HousingWire: RealtyTrac: Several economists missed the mark with 2011 projections Every new year brings predictions on how the economy is expected to fare, especially in terms of home sales, prices and gross domestic product growth. But with 2012 still in its infancy, RealtyTrac took a different approach ...3 days ago -
HSBC sells Thai units to Bank of Ayudhya
TeakDoor.com - The Thailand Forum —
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HSBC sells Thai units to Bank of Ayudhya Wed Jan 25, 2012 * Bank of Ayudhya buying HSBC Thai units for around $112 mln * Thai deal comes a day after HSBC struck Latin American asset sale * HSBC in process of selling off non-core overseas businesses HSBC agreed to sell its Thai retail banking and wealth ...3 days ago -
The GDP Numbers: Five Key Points
ToUChstone blog: A public policy blog from the TUC —
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I wrote this morning, before the GDP figures were released, that they were unlikely to tell us anything we didn’t already know. The quarter-on-quarter contraction of 0.2% was a little worse than expected but not especially surprising. It’s always important not to over-analyse one data point – especially one ...3 days ago -
Good On You
Beagle Research Group, LLC —
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My Aussie friends have an interesting saying that seems part complement and part benediction. Good on you. They pronounce it with an accent on the second word so that the phrase becomes a single word in the mouth, more like goo-don you. At any rate, good on you. Last week’s smack down of the PIPA and SOPA ...3 days ago -
The challenge of living in a non-linear world [2]
Smart Mobs —
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This is the second part of a general introduction to the book and project No Straight Lines: making sense of our non-linear world The opportunity and the design challenge Which brings me on to the title and the challenge of this project. Be realistic, imagine the impossible is taken from a poster from the ...3 days ago



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