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"Economics is the social science that examines how people choose to utilize limited resources in attempting to satisfy their unlimited wants." This is one of the standard definitions of economics (there are several) that are primarily used to describe what once was called the ‘dismal science’, basically what economics boils down to is that there is a cost associated with any human activity – opportunity cost. Great, but what does this mean for me. You are the economy, so when you hear someone say the economy stinks they are talking about you. I speak about the collected you, but you get it.

Who hasn’t read, heard or viewed a commentary on the investment activity (or lack of it) that is currently taking place. Well I heard a great one recently and I thought I should pass it along. This theory being purported is so mind boggling that it is credible; however I’ll leave that up to you to decide.

"Economics is the social science that examines how people choose to utilize limited resources in attempting to satisfy their unlimited wants." This is one of the standard definitions of economics (there are several) that are primarily used to describe what once was called the ‘dismal science’, basically what economics boils down to is that there is a cost associated with any human activity – opportunity cost. Great, but what does this mean for me. You are the economy, so when you hear someone say the economy stinks they are talking about you.

New York, NY, March 24, 2010, To fight the bi-polar destruction of America, The Foundation for Job Creation, www.jobcreation.us 4createjobs, has organized and obtained permits from the Federal Government and NYC police department for a March and Rally to be held at Federal Hall on this Monday, the night before Passover, March 29, 2010 @11:30 am through 2:00 pm. Federal Hall is at 26 Wall ST., adjacent to the NYSE and is infamous landmark of American history.

Job Creation Bill; Why Home Loan Modification Program Can’t Work With High Unemployment
01/25/2010
By Issac Lewis

A new job creation bill is being formulated in Congress, which includes various tax breaks, that is hoped to cause job creation to rise and unemployment to drop. The unemployment problem has reached to all areas of the economy but arguably unemployment has had the greatest impact on homes.

Goldman Sachs's AIG Double Dip?
By James Keller

On the surface, this bailout has always looked unseemly. As we dig deeper, it appears downright scandalous. First we must follow the money. Starting last September, the New York Federal Reserve, with now Treasury Secretary Geithner at the helm, paid the collateral calls that AIG was facing directly to AIG’s counterparties. The largest recipient was Goldman Sachs.

It is the nature of how modern investment pundits measure returns that have lead us to this employment dead end. Our investment culture believes that only those connected to prestige or employing a big name Ceo is worth investing in. We need a new barometer on investments that measure the gain value to GDP a job creates and be prepared to re-measure the pie consistantly. As the pie grows so does the room for additional technology implementation,(and more jobs).