Where to find a decent job regardless of the global financial crisis ?
Which country is still offering good jobs ? Which industrial sectors are still running good and not affected by the global financial crisis ?
The only place that always seems to be hiring regardless of conditions is the US Military. If you join the Air Force for example, you can come out of there and become a commercial pilot that gets paid very well.
Top Resources for Academic Research
When you get to college, you are going to engage in some serious acts of research. Be prepared. Know that you have to introduce outside material into your coursework. Being able to easily locate and draw info from numerous sources will help you create quality research assignments.
But where are you supposed to look for information? There are plenty of research resources at your disposal. You just have to know where to start looking.
Start at your university’s library. Look for books and periodicals that you can mine information from. Checkout the online reserves to really get your search going. University databases are huge portals that can link you to important resources. Search through online journals. Familiarize yourself with all that your college library has to offer, and you will have plenty of research info to incorporate.
Use the Internet to gain a basic familiarity with your material. It’s amazing what you can find using a simple search engine. Get an overall view of the topic you need to research, before you start looking for more in depth resources. Discover the common terms and elements of whatever debate or issue you have to ponder. Once you’ve used the Internet to get a basic understanding, you’ll no what exactly you need more in depth coverage on.
Visit research institutes and think tanks on the web. Think tanks always have links to their latest research efforts and studies. Make use of recent studies, and incorporate evidence and conclusions into your own unique take.
Online journals are great sources for scholarly research. You can find in-depth academic papers that are extremely focused in their scope. Draw from these rich sources of scholastic digestion. Read the footnotes and get more information. The more academic papers you read on the subject that you are covering, the more comfortable you will become with the important issues surrounding whatever debate you are investigating.
Consider using the resources of another university. You can access a ton of information over the Internet. Many universities have their own archived material that they make available to the general public. If you need a direct quote from a historical document, chances are you can find the complete document somewhere in an online sourcebook belong to a college or university.
When stringing together all of these diverse perspectives, make sure that you have something original of your own to say. You can built a solid foundation on other peoples ideas and research, but the structure that you erect on top of that foundation has to be entirely your own. Bring different perspectives together by marbling your own unique points into the mix. The clearer you can present your argument and supporting evidence, the more convincing your research assignments will be.
Chris Stout
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Why does the U.S. government continue to give money away during economic collapse?
Why is it that as the government continues to find ways to help our economy, that we continue to send money to aid other countries in need? I don’t doubt the validity of monetary need in these other places, but wouldn’t we be a better help to the world if we got our issues taken care of first?
First our corporations send the jobs to these countries to save money here, then the government sends money to aid these same countries. If we are going to play a part in the world as we once did, wouldn’t we we be in a better position to help if we help ourselves first?
Can’t answer that one. I think we need to reign in everything we’re doing with foreign nations. Bases, monetary aid, occupation, etc. Keep as much of our money and troops here as possible and rebuild.
LINKS: http://www.gata.org/financial crisis?
Please can someone give me some direction. A few months ago my home was foreclosed on and the people who bought it at auction have been great trying to work with me to get it back. However, everything we try I am hitting a wall. I had some financial difficulties and have since cleared them up however it is a bit late. So now I will have a foreclosure on my credit and I am totally screwed. Does anybody have any ideas of what I could do to take care of this. Please do not be mean and send me messages about homeless shelters, I am not that down and out, I just don’t want to lose this home and I am running out of time. Any advice would be great. Scammers need not apply to answer.
You already lost your home. No one will lend you money. You must go get an apartment.
this is a 1+1=2 type of question
Thinking Guru mentioned getting a balloon mortgage for 3-5. Notice he is a mortgage broker. He is suggesting that you take a mortgage from the owners (at a high rate) where you would be responsible for the WHOLE Cost of the house at the end of 3-5 years or you would have to pray you find another mortgage.
He is a MORON who would cause you to pay a huge amount of interest over the next few years just so you could lose the house to the same people. He is the reason so many people are in trouble. Mortgage brokers should be held accountable for their poor financial advice.
Should I buy gold to protect myself for the coming economic collapse?
Here’s what I am predicting will happen in the next few year… Please someone offer me a solution that proves this wrong. I haven’t found one yet.
I believe because we are over $14 trillion in debt & the gov’t showing no signs of slowing spending that we are going to have a monetary crisis. There is NO way we are going to be able to pay back this debt. If the Chinese stopped buying our treasury bonds today, the US would have to default on the debt because they couldn’t make the payments OR just run the printing press’s non stop – in turn devaluing the dollar & causing hyperinflation. In turn this would send the value of the dollar plummeting & ruin the US credit.
And that’s my point. Eventually the Chinese will stop buyin US debt, as soon as they realize that we can’t pay back & they can get a better return elsewhere. Because the US dollar’s collapse seems inevitable at this point, where do I put my money? In gold? In silver? In foreign stocks?
All the smart people bought at low prices and it’s a sucker’s market now. Better to have access to hard assets such as gasoline, food crops or farm animals.