Economics

Deficit Financing, Inflation, and Keynesian Economics

Friday, May 21st, 2010

A few days ago I wrote about how nothing in this world is random.  Well, when you go to the store and prices continue to rise, college costs soar to new heights, and home prices bloat, none of that is random either.  There’s laws behind all of that.  There’s two main reasons behind inflation — [...]

Why Everyone Should Study Economics

Monday, April 5th, 2010

The more I study, the more I am convinced that the one of the most important things for people to understand is money and economics.  I say this because it’s not only the cause of prosperity, but also that of wars and conflict.  Today I’ve been studying history and came across this (talking about World [...]

Half The Schools in Kansas City, MO closing down!

Monday, March 8th, 2010

Stumbled across this article tonight:
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/03/07/kansas-city-public-school_n_489145.html
Ever think of moving to Missouri?  It’s really nice.  I love it here.  And man will you be impressed when you come and take a look at our schools!  Your kids’ mouths will drop as you tour our campuses.
Olympic sized swimming pools, recording studios,  fencing programs… yep, I’m not kidding.  Sounds [...]

A Duck Out Of Water

Saturday, March 6th, 2010

I was looking over my site just last night, and I got to thinking how I’ve failed my goals once again.   *Bangs head into desk* …Be emotional.  Show love…  Emotions… Emotions… Ok, I need to apologize.  The other day I was talking about Paul Sameulson’s textbook, and was saying some things about it.   I made [...]

Wars Bring Prosperity!

Monday, March 1st, 2010

Recently I’ve been trying to keep my stress levels down, considering that I just recently learned from my neuroscience lectures that stress kills neurons, but even so, I found my blood boiling when I read this today in a history book on the time period inbetween the World Wars:  (this is referring to the period [...]