Chickenomics: A Fowl Approach To Economics
Forget Freakonomics! Did you ever hear of Chickenomics? Learn about the economy as only the San Diego Chicken can do. […]
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Simple Economics From Victoria Grant
12-year old Victoria Grant, a young Canadian student explains the state of Canadian and world governments’ dependency on the banking
Grocery Bills Very High
I see the amount of money my household spends and I am starting to think that eating out is cheaper.
Butt Crack Piggy Bank
Seems we are getting screwed with our money each day. Reverse it and start saving money with this butt crack
Bad Day at the Office
The Brokers With Hands on Their Faces Blog says it all. It was not a good day at the office.
Shoplifting in the World
When stoning and death being the result of shoplifting. It’s no surprise that shoplifting is so low in the Middle
The Evolution of a Coffee Addict
You have come a long way as a coffee drinker. Today many industries are run by the java bean. Buyers scamper to stores to buy coffee as the bean stock has tripled recently.
Detroit City Left in Ruins
Like something out of The Last Man on Earth or Logan’s Run, Detroit City once the pulse of the industrial
Tame the Vampire Squid: Take Back our Banks
With the economic fallout, the banks are seen as the culprits of the implosion of wealth. Tame the Vampire Squid:
The Death of Toxie
http://www.npr.org/v2/?i=130079590&m=130086381=undefined&t=video The housing markets almost crippled a nation and perhaps the world. The ramifications still being felt even today. NPR’s
FarmVille vs. Real Farms
How does FarmVille compare to the authentic experience of tending to a genuine farm? An illuminating infographic presented by Mashable introduces a fresh perspective on the FarmVille phenomenon.
Baby Boomers Killing Economy
Are the Baby Boomers killing the economy? Many are starting to cash in their chips as many are retiring. Others
Falling on Hard Times: Panhandling Signs
What initially began as a simple and compassionate gesture evolved into a passionate pursuit for Michael Zinman, who embarked on a unique hobby of collecting panhandle signs from individuals in desperate circumstances in the wake of the 9/11 tragedy.