Post Tagged with: "Automobiles"

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  The Need For (Limited) Speed

  Starting in 2022, Europe will require carmakers to install speed limiters.
   
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  [Mood Riffs] Crack The Whip!

  In a bid to entice baby-boomers, automakers are continuing to whip their cars to excessive speeds
   
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  [Mood Riffs] Crank Up the Rolls, Honey. I Let The Maid Borrow The Maserati.

  Positive-trending mood in the US, as reflected by the markets, is driving up
   
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  [Mood Riffs] Good Times, Fast Cars

  Want to own the fastest car in town? Last week’s International Auto Show in Geneva has
   
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  Roads and Recessions: A Socionomic Analysis of Cars and Travel

  Euan Wilson takes the wheel and drives right to the heart of how social mood affects trends in auto design, driving habits, and even your safety on the road in this issue of the Socionomist.
   
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  [Mood Riffs] Social Mood and Speed Limits

  We like to drive faster when we’re feeling optimistic and slower when we’re pessimistic.
   
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  [Article] A Muscle Car Resurrection? Big Social Mood Move Leads to Burning Rubber

  Why have American automakers recently produced a new generation of ultra “muscle cars”? Learn the answer in this latest update on social mood and the cars we drive.
   
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  [Press] Driving in a Recession: It Could Save Your Life!

  GAINESVILLE, Ga./April 6, 2011 – Despite a growing population, U.S. traffic fatalities have fallen to their lowest level in 62 years. Most social scientists attribute the drop to a poor economy. Euan Wilson and other researchers at the Socionomics Institute have a different take.
   
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  [Article] Social Mood Governs Speed Limits, Auto Design, and Traffic Fatality Levels

  Euan Wilson takes the wheel and drives right to the heart of how social mood affects trends in auto design, driving habits, and even your safety on the road in this issue of the Socionomist.
   
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  [Audio] High-Performance Men, Women and Cars – Part 2

  There is a high correlation between automobile engine horse power and the inflation adjusted Dow Jones Industrial Average. That correlation is unusually strong in relation to Chevrolet Corvette engine power. Improve your investing and socionomic skills by taking in this discussion.