Economic Theory

Is export the best solution for smooth economy? Should America for example go for more export and less import as the magical economic remedy? This audiobook discusses these questions and try to find the best answer for it. This audiobook explains this theory, the obstacles that are faced while applying it to an economic system and how to overcome such obstacles in a short description. This audiobook talks about this theory's benefits in short description too.

This book reflects on the subject of capitalism from an African standpoint: the challenges faced by capitalists in Africa, possible remedies to those problems, and the thought process of an African capitalist. Blueprints were left behind by capitalists like Andrew Carnegie, Aliko Dangote, and J. P. Morgan for capitalists to follow.

Do we always make rational choices? In other words: Are all human’s homo economicus? Certainly not. But this was not so obvious until the beginning of XX century, when the behavioral economics was developed. Behavioral economics is a group of concepts which put into question the rational character of people’s financial decisions.

This Audiobook is not a blueprint for the future, but a philosophical exploration of the crisis of the present. It argues that capitalism, once animated by the promise of profit and endless growth, is now eroding from within. Profit has lost its legitimacy, work its meaning, and growth its aura of inevitability. Meanwhile, the historical alternatives—socialism, communism, anarchism—have been exhausted or discredited, leaving us in a void where the old is collapsing but the new has not yet emerged.

The 21st annual Bankers as Buyers report examines an evolving financial landscape and discusses the trends shaping the industry's future. Explore Artificial Intelligence, Invisible Technology, Payments, and The Importance of Diversity. Bankers as Buyers relies on interviews from a wide variety of people we trust, published reports, and contributed articles.

The Greater Depression is what is looming ahead of the World and specifically the United States of America. Nate Plissken delves into the causes of the U.S. Dollar Currency Crisis. Citing experts in business and economics, he pulls back the curtain on The Fed.

Imagine a world where technology understands the human condition - a world that values relationships more than diamonds - a place where people earn a living, not from selling, but from compassion. We stand on the threshold of such a world. The door is open.