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3 articles about economy, your $ and your right.

Posted on May 8th, 2008 by Jamy

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With the overloading of information on the internet, how do you shift through all the junks to find good investment articles ?

Well, I love the writings of Dr John P. Hussman.

John is an adjunct assistant professor of economics and international finance at the University of Michigan - but don’t be dismayed; his other job is running Hussman Econometrics Advisors, where he manages money for individuals and institutions (he’s an equal-opportunity money manager).

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This is one of his articles that I love : The Two Essential Elements of Wealth Accumulation.

Wealth is not acquired through addition. It is acquired through multiplication.Very few fortunes have been made by adding up paychecks and overtime. Nor are they made through a huge one-time killing in the markets. Unfortunately, this is the path that many investors try to follow in achieving financial security

Read the full article here.

I also enjoy John Lee’s writing, you have to read this article titled : MONEY, INFLATION, DEFLATION AND GOLD.

My son love Spider-Man and inevitably I learn a lot from him about Marvel Comics and being a comics lover, this economics article is one that I love and I believe you should read it because if you are like me, an American, you should know your right ! Iron Man and the Merchants of Death by Jeffrey A. Tucker.

The phrase “Merchants of Death” takes center stage in the movie Iron Man, which is a spectacular exposé of a subject that dominates the American economic landscape but about which Americans have very little knowledge. The phrase and the movie deal with the odd juxtaposition of capitalism and war as found in the weapons industry. Here we have innovations and efficiency of the type we associate with the private commercial sector but serving ends that are the very opposite of capitalism. The industry serves war, not peace, depends on coercion, not human volition, and profits from destruction, not creation.