Dear sirs give me advices for how to become good in economics and to understand it well please. Best Regards
Thank you (jerry11901) but I meant I want a text not a video, I want a subject about introduction to economics please Best Regards
federal reserve conspiracy theories is the last thing you need. its only going to make you biased and shutdown your reasoning. i suggest you milton friedman books
From jerry11901... http://video.google.com/videoplay?d...ECRET+FED&hl=en" Why did you post that video???? I am forever going to be haunted by that eiree chant being played in the background... "just when you think you are winning the game, someone changes the rules." From: "federal reserve conspiracy theories is the last thing you need. its only going to make you biased and shutdown your reasoning. i suggest you read milton friedman books" How ironic you mention milton friedman, he's in the conspiracy video, saying the banks caused the great crash by withdrawing money supply, then purposefully standing by while the market broke down.
Yep. He also believed the federal reserve has done a fantastic job in the last 30 years. the conspiracy video doesnt mention that. Not a surprise as they love to handpick their 'facts'. yet they will praise him and say how a nobel prize winner is backing their theories while ignoring he also praised greenspan and thought bernanke was a good choice for the job
Many of the articles require a subscription, but many are free. It is one of the best magazines that discusses the subject of economics and news, IMHO: http://www.economist.com/index.html Don't forget that a number of universities have made their economics classes available online, such as: http://ocw.mit.edu/OcwWeb/Economics/index.htm
Hi all, I just finished an online economics class, and I left feeling that the professors are very smart, but way out of touch... I asked them to explain the extreme profits of the big oil companies if their refineries were always running at 100% They are showing profits well in excess of the markup in refined products... Their answer... supply and demand... Generic, and oversimplified...