Sunday, March 6, 2011

Markets Inside the Ecological Revolution

Blog readers may be interested in the call for papers for a sub-theme on “Markets Inside the Ecological Revolution” at the 2011 EGOS Colloquium. The sub-theme is not SSF-centered but remains open to SSF-related topics: “At the time this subtheme abstract was being drafted, burning kerosene for academic purposes (e.g. getting to this conference by [...]

Source: http://socfinance.wordpress.com/2010/12/01/markets-inside-the-ecological-revolution/

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Upcoming talk: Financial Communication and the sovereign crisis at Goodenough College, London

Of late, I’ve grown very interested in the problem of financial communication. Unlike other recent financial bubbles, the European sovereign crisis has cast the spotlight on government responses to the capital markets — and in the government messages that elicited such response. But understanding the crisis thus calls for a combined of political and financial [...]

Source: http://socfinance.wordpress.com/2011/03/04/upcoming-talk-financial-communication-and-the-sovereign-crisis-at-goodenough-college-london/

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Studs Terkel?s Working

A couple of weeks ago, I shared an instructional video from 1948 called You and Your Work. This film painted an ideal (and idealized) view of the workplace and the worker’s role in it. But we all know work isn’t really like that, right? Yes it’s important to work hard, and yes it’s important to [...]

Source: http://www.getrichslowly.org/blog/2011/02/19/studs-terkels-working/

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Banks Are Now Government Sponsored Entities

MIT Professor Simon Johnson (formerly IMF Chief Economist)�testified before the Senate Budget Committee last week and also wrote a short blog entry.� He really took it to the banks.� I?ve separated some of his most interesting arguments into categories.� (Some comments are lifted straight from his testimony.� At other times, I have paraphrased and added [...]

Source: http://leedsonfinance.com/2011/02/06/banks-are-now-government-sponsored-entities/

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Are you dealing with Unlicensed Payday Lenders?

When looking for loans money borrowers should be aware of loan sharks. Loan sharks are a bunch of unscrupulous money lenders who are constantly on the look out for vulnerable borrowers who are desperately looking for some source of money to help them out in their time of financial crisis. They are illegal, unlicensed money [...]

Source: http://www.financenewspro.com/are-you-dealing-with-unlicensed-payday-lenders/

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Saturday, March 5, 2011

CBO?s Attempt at Humor?

If you need a good laugh, I recommend reading the CBO?s Budget and Economic Outlook.� (Here’s the link.) It was just released this past week.� Reading the absurd assumptions in this report brings back many fond memories, like when I met Jenny and told her about the fabulous / easy life she would have with [...]

Source: http://leedsonfinance.com/2011/01/30/cbos-attempt-at-humor/

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Spare Change: Tweetchat Today! Edition

Wow. No matter how much I try to prepare, coming back from a long vacation is always a lot of work. It’s very difficult, for instance, to sort through hundreds of e-mail messages to find the ones that are most important. Meanwhile, there’s a blog that needs to be written! Not to mention all of [...]

Source: http://www.getrichslowly.org/blog/2011/03/02/spare-change-tweetchat-today-edition/

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