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Economy is Better Off When Money is Invested
by World Citizen, Nov 16, 2008
In turn, on wealth power, monopoly power, employer power, and political power is the end play. It should be kept in mind that, as a practical matter, the categories often overlap in Smith's argument, and power in one arena can be used to extend power in another. For example, a wealthy employer, by definition, exercises both wealth power and employer power.
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What's Eating General Motors?
by Alexsander, Nov 13, 2008
A common sense look at the American car industry and its current financial dilemma.
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Social Cause Grant Surge on the Horizon
by M Bailey, Nov 11, 2008
Investors live by the ability to make educated guesses about the environment surrounding particular lucrative opportunities.
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Binding the World Through Trade Regulations
by Rodallega, Nov 4, 2008
International trading worldwide and its global effects.
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Congressional Power Needed
by Chuck S, Nov 1, 2008
A plan to enhance our economy!
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Landsbanki Hankipanki
by Lucas Dié, Oct 12, 2008
The world get's frostbite as Iceland freezes assets in banks, while Switzerland is unimpressed by this and the stiff hot winds from Libya as 10 billion are taken out of Swiss banks in one fell swoop.
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Wall Street Scouting Report, Must Read for Investors
by larcha, Oct 12, 2008
The Dow bouncing around mid 8,000 points range, when will this end?
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Information Technology Standards
by TechDoc, Oct 8, 2008
Reference standards and standards organizations play an essential role in our technological global plug 'n play world because without them life would be more akin to plug 'n pray.
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The Credit Lyonnais Financial Scandal
by balisunset, Sep 3, 2008
Credit Lyonnais and the scandal that was associated with this financial institution is a perfect example of how government interference, lax operating management, and poor internal controls can topple a French financial giant.
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Corporate Crime and Law Violations
by balisunset, Sep 3, 2008
Corporate crime includes violations of federal or state laws that are committed by employees on behalf of the company rather than simply for their own gain. Employees may commit such violations in order to reduce their companies’ costs or to increase sales or prices of products, both of which increase corporate profits.
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