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87Democrat vs Republican Tax Cuts
by Chuck
In a previous Hub (see "How Tax Cuts Work") I discussed how a supply side tax cut works. For the past quarter of a century tax cuts have been synonymous with supply side economic theory and Republican... published 2 years ago
87Why Do Athletes Make So Much Money?
by mcamp
Introduction Alex Rodriguez is a 32 year old Miami native, and, having entered the workforce directly out of high school, currently holds down a job in New York City. Normally, at least for those entering the... published 8 months ago
87Could You Survive Total Economic Collapse?
by WriterGig
Economists at People for a Perfect Economy show without question that there is a 100% chance of worldwide economic collapse based on the current banking system in the U.S. and around the globe. Calculations... published 7 months ago
86Bush Tax Rebate Stimulus Plan - 2008 Rebate Check
by boycottchapter27
2008 Tax Rebate Check Stimulus Plan Who Does Not Qualify for Economic Tax Rebate Stimulus Payments © Lena Gott There are several reasons why some people will not receive a tax rebate check. Invalid... published 7 months ago
83How Tax Cuts Work
by Chuck
According to October 11, 2006 news reports, the Federal deficit (the amount by which government spending exceeds tax and other government revenues) has shrunk to its lowest amount in four years. In addition... published 2 years ago
83How the Upper Class Got Filthy Rich
by JamesRay
The rich have always gotten richer. It's a fact of American life. It is a truism of the Capitalist system. Since the beginning of civilized society, those who have money have always had an easier time making... published 15 months ago
82Labor Day and the North American Labor Movement
by Chuck
Labor Day is a holiday that is celebrated on the first Monday in September in both the U.S. and Canada. While people today tend to think of Labor Day as the end of the summer season, the roots of the... published 2 years ago
79Pennies Don't Fall From Heaven
by William F. Torpey
The hue an cry we hear of late from government officials and banks over the severe shortage of pennies may be vexing to those who have to cope with the effect of the problem, but, personally, I find the situation laughable. published 5 weeks ago
79Websites that Teach Kids About Money
by Marye Audet
Whether you are homeschooling, or just want to teach your kids about money and finances, there are several websites that have games, information, and present finances in fun, and interesting ways. published 6 months ago
78Who's Really Watching the Stock Market?
by William F. Torpey
The Federal Reserve Board and the U.S. Treasury are not doing enough to protect the growing number of sheep-like investors from the growing number of financial wolves. "Big money interests" are playing the market like an accordian. published 18 hours ago
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