Post Tagged with: "Finance"

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  Many Books Challenge Conventional Macroeconomics

  Many Books Challenge Conventional Macroeconomics. Robert Prechter Wrote a Book to Replace It.
   
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  Who Controls Interest Rates? See for Yourself

  When times are good central bankers are heroes. The public lauds them for using interest rates to help the economy.
   
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  [Mood Riffs] Fool Me Once…

  This week Ben Bernanke downplayed concerns that the loose money policies of the Fed have “spawned economically risky asset bubbles.”
   
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  [Article] Financial Writing Reflects Stock Market Trends

  Why would financial reporters’ expressions resemble each other more when positive mood was increasing and less when negative mood was increasing?
   
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  Efficient Market Hypothesis vs. Socionomic Theory of Finance

  Next >> Socionomics vs. Socioeconomics
   
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  [Audio] The Differences in Financial and Economic Decision Making

  Socionomics teaches us that people behave differently when making a financial decision to buy a stock or a home as compared to making an economic decision to buy a pair of shoes or a loaf of bread. Understanding the difference can have a huge impact on one’s success in the […]
   
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  [Article] A Socionomic View of Central Bank Causality

  Both supporters and critics of the Federal Reserve System agree that the first cause of paper money inflation and credit expansion in the U.S. since 1913 is the Fed. How does a socionomist respond to this assertion?