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The Middle Class Thinks It Is Shrinking

Economic data has suggested that the middle class is shrinking despite the record markets and profits. Personal perceptions agree. Fewer Continue reading →

Middle Class Is Tougher In America

Wealth and income inequalities exist in every culture and country. The troubles in America, however, have a different affect. Compared Continue reading →

New Economies

People seek alternatives when convention no longer meets their needs or operates within their values. Community banks are extending beyond Continue reading →

OPEC As Anachronism

OPEC ruled – for a while. The recent oil price drop is a sign that OPEC does not move in Continue reading →

Commodity Crash Suggests Recession Again

Commodities, not just oil, are down. Commodities are talked about as investments, but the investments are based on the idea Continue reading →

Low Oil Prices Mean Food Lines In Venezuela

The drop in oil prices is hurting countries that rely on oil revenues. The greater their reliance, the greater their Continue reading →

Physical Businesses Turn Virtual

Businesses build brick and mortar (or concrete, steel, and glass) buildings to sell things for a profit. Build a business Continue reading →

Deflation And Debt

Economists fear deflation more than inflation, though inflation is more common. The falling prices in deflation sound like a good Continue reading →

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