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Category Archives: Economics in Practice
Building Opportunities: How to Create and Grow Your Sunny-Day Fund
Discover how to harness the power of optimism with a sunny-day fund! My latest blog post guides you through creating a fund to seize opportunities and grow your wealth. Start building a brighter future today! Continue reading
Posted in Economics in Practice, Growth (Evidence of Life)
Tagged emergency fund, finances, investment, opportunity, savings
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Wages
In a well-meaning article from MIT, a “living wage calculator” showed the difference between the current minimum wage in various states and the costs of living under different circumstances in the different counties in those states. The project was designed … Continue reading
Posted in Economics in Practice
Tagged children, divorce, job, living wage, minimum wage, poverty, resilience, wages, welfare, work
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Let’s See if I Can Provoke a Lawyer
NutriBullet Nutri-Bullet Nutri Bullet Nutribullet I’ve spelled it as many ways as I can think of that will still trigger the spider crawling the web for the hyperactive lawyers for the Nutribullet company. I follow a blog called Lazy Man … Continue reading
Market Lessons from Farmville
Yes, I know that Farmville is a silly little game. I like it. (There, I said it. ) Like any pastime, it’s easy to get sucked into spending way too much time at it. I enjoy spending a few minutes … Continue reading
Posted in Economics in Practice
Tagged achievement, building, capitalism, cash, crop, equality, farm, Farmville, goal, land, market, milestone, objective, opportunity, orchard, plant, reward, rules, server, social, tree, Zynga
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