Articles, tagged with "free markets", page 2

Reinventing Success in the Connected Age

"Success is a journey, not a destination." - Ben Sweetland, author. As humans, we have a need to be successful in our own eyes and in the eyes of society. Our definition of success - or more accurately, society's definition of success - is what drives ... Read >
Author: Sudhakar Ram

Gluten free labelling laws are strict in AMERICA but are not the most strict in the world!

Gluten Free labelling / labeling laws At the core of any celiac / coeliac shoppers shopping list is buying products that are gluten free. But what exactly does that mean? Do you buy foods that have no ingredients that could possibly contain gluten grai... Read >
Author: Bruce Scott Dwyer

What is an O-Spend-O-Meter?

Ever since President Barack Obama has taken office, he has had the hopes of coming to our nation's rescue. His plan of attack has been simple: Big government planning, spending, and taxingâ€"exactly what our nation, business world, and stock market doesn... Read >
Author: Jordan Crouter

The Reign of Khmer Rouge

Khmer Rouge also known Cambodia's Communist Party of Kampuchea (CPK), was formed from way back 1940's. The formation was caused by the struggle of Cambodians against the colonization of France and was inspired by Vietnam. The Indochina War had fueled t... Read >
Author: Kenny Leones

How to Get Organized - Helpful Hints

Would you like to get rid of stuff that is cluttering up your house or apartment, but you may have second thoughts on needing it again? Here are the top questions asked to professional organizers: "How do I know what items to get rid of?" "How... Read >
Author: David Lee

Organizing 101: What to Get Rid Of, What to Keep, and Where to Start

Do you want to get rid of stuff that is cluttering up your home, but you're scared you might need it someday? As a professional organizer, the top two questions I get asked are: • "How do I figure out what to get rid of?" • "How do I know I won'... Read >
Author: Heidi DeCoux

Is All of Your Stuff Depleting You of Happiness?

The people of Denmark have once again topped the charts as the happiest people on earth. Americans ranked 23rd. Interestingly, Danes own and consume less than half as much stuff as Americans. The average home size in Denmark is 1,184 square feet wh... Read >
Author: Heidi DeCoux

In Search of Good

The New York Times published an Op-Ed piece, written by Barbara Ehrenreich, titled, "Is It Now a Crime to Be Poor? " The article makes the point that today's troubling economy has made us all a little less tolerant, and those who suffer the most are t... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer

Legal Issues in Search Engine Optimization (SEO)

Legal aspect of Search engine optimization is very important to explore in order to step into this industry or to take some of positive advantage from it. A number of legislative and regulatory bodies are already present in America to deal with these kind... Read >
Author: Robert Bell

The greatest US recession proof industry is Gluten Free - Growing at 37% over the last year!

Gluten Free Global market forecast 2009 Previous research looked at the current state of Gluten free markets across the world. The Gluten Free Matrix was developed that showed how a country's wealth (GDP per person) was a very good predictor the genera... Read >
Author: Bruce Scott Dwyer

On Location August 2007 – North Korea

This was my third trip. I first visited in the late 1980s and was curious to see what changes I would find. Talk is always of the regime collapsing especially after the demise of Communism around the world however as its neighbours slowly embraced capital... Read >
Author: Steppes Travel

Recession proof businesses, myth or fact?

The current unprecedented crisis in the financial markets and signs that the underlying economy is in for a down turn, the search is on for the ‘recession proof' business. It may be argued that NO business is truly immune to the classic double-whammy e... Read >
Author: Graham Drage

Alan Greenspan Isn't a Libertarian, Complacency Isn't Stability, and Debt Isn't Wealth

Copyright (c) 2008 Les Lafave A recent New York Times article "Taking a Hard New Look at Alan Greenspan's Legacy" (Peter S. Goodman), did an entertaining job of slamming former Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan, and for that, I'd gratefully subsc... Read >
Author: Les Lafave

Bailout Plan Fails to Calm Jittery Markets

The highly touted Bush Bailout Plan that was to calm the jittery financial markets world wide, failed miserably in overnight trading in Asia and Europe; despite the announcement over the weekend by the Bundesbank that it will instill liquidity into Hypo, ... Read >
Author: golfergary

Fannie Mae And Freddie Mac Takeover: What Does It Mean?

So on Friday it was leaked that the government is taking over Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae. On Sunday it was official. Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae have now been taken over by the federal government. But what does it mean for the real estate market, mortga... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer

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