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Group: alt.philosophy · Group Profile
Author: SeanSean Date: Sep 9, 2008 22:26
> Micro economics/macro economics. Microcosm/macrocosm.Yin /yang.For
> better/for worse.Capitalism/Communism.
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> I used to wonder why I could get clarity regarding the human
> condition, but could never get a grip of the reality of economics.
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> That Chinese shareholders are being propped up by American government
> intervention is further illustration that there is nothing on which to
> get clarity.
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> Perhaps if we pop a few economists (ahhhh....econo*mist*) brain
> particles through the accellerator?
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> Peter Sellers was correct in his role as Chauncey Gardiner in the
> movie "Being There". The world of economics follows the law of nature.
> A season for growth and a season for decline.
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> Of course, to observe clearly, you have to 'be' here, not there.
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> The real purpose?
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> To recognise the world you are observing is as real as you allow it to
> effect your own balance.
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> A riddle....whats the diffeence between a Chinese and American
> shareholder of Freddie and Fanny?
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> Neither are me :-)
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> BOfL
hehehehehe, me neither.
You know more about economics than you thought you did, see?
That it made no sense, wasn't a failing on your part to understand it at
all.
Being a busniess man who has run profitable multi - operations of millions a
year and 800 plus employees, I could never work it out myself. It ain't
rocket science, or even Hadron science, to run a P&L and a Balance sheet.
Personally, I always tried to avoid it, but as thing are, well the last few
years I decided to have a closer look for obvious reasons. There's a trickle
down affect in play here and it starts in the USA and eventually gets to
affect my life right here.
Brian, my eldest son told be as a first year economist student at Uni, that
the USA was totally screwed and it was only a matter of time. He listed a
number of things including the 0%% interest rate of the fed, it;s debt to
china, and the looming mortgage finace meltdown.
That was um, about 2 years ago ...... before anything was in the news about
anything. He hasn't missed one of his predictions, except it happened
quicker.
Now, what chance an aussie economics student could get a gig as the
Secretary of the Treasury in the next US Administration? LOL
cheers sean
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