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Thursday, March 26, 2009
Economics - The Dismal Science
It is debatable whether economics should actually be defined as being a science. A science like Maths or Physics usually gets its satisfaction from proving something to be irrevocably true. Solve a complex equation and QED that’s the answer, there’s no argument. Economics on the other hand will rarely give us a simple answer. Ask 5 economists a question and the joke goes you’ll get 6 different answers.
Yet Economics could make claim to be a science even if only as John Ruskin disdainfully called it “The Science of getting riches”. Over the years Economics has also managed to adopt the label of “the Dismal Science” with plenty of theorists proudly claiming they do have the solution and answer to all our problems.
Economics began as soon as hunter men began to exchange their captured prey with other caveman, but generally the science of Economics did not begin to be formalised until fairly late. Economics has produced some colourful characters who have all added something to the science even if there contribution is not universally admired.
The Dismal Prophecies of Malthus
One of the first economists to proffer his theory was T.Malthus. Malthus is chiefly remembered for his essay on Population. In this essay Malthus argued the human race was doomed because the population was increasing at a faster rate than our capacity to grow food. In many ways Malthus was one of the earliest proponents of “The end is nigh” syndrome, and unsurprisingly it was Malthus who claimed for economics the label “The Dismal Science” Fortunately however Malthus displayed a trait that many economists would later share. - He was wrong. The population didn’t starve. In fact during the nineteenth century the forces of capitalism flourished creating unprecedented wealth for those who owned the means of production.
Adam Smith - The Invisible Hand
One of Capitalism strongest exponents was the economist Adam Smith. In his book “The Wealth of Nations” Smith claimed that if people follow their own self interest, then this these individual acts of selfishness have the remarkable effect of leading to the greatest overall benefit for society. This is the basic principle of the book although Adam Smith did take 1,260 pages to say it. (Unfortunately very few economists have ever learnt the art of being concise.) Adam Smith has become synonymous with support for free market economics, however many people forget he was rather a modest Scottish intellectual was also made chair of moral philosophy at Glasgow University. Smith’s other major work was about Charity and ethics but it was his articulation of free market economics for what he is chiefly remembered. Anyway his seemingly paradoxical argument about the free market has remained at the centre of all major debates in economics. Is an unbridled free market of Capitalism really the best economics system?
Nevertheless even the most ardent free market economist cannot ignore the fact capitalism creates inequality and in the nineteenth century this inequality was painfully evident. Thus many economists came along to challenge the free market ideologies of Adam Smith.
Karl Marx - The Revolutionary Economist
Whether deserving or not Karl Marx was perhaps unwittingly destined to play a major role in world history. Basically Karl Marx was of the opinion the inequality of capitalism would inevitably lead to a revolution of the oppressed workers leading to the formation of a Communist state. In fact Karl Marx went to extraordinary length to explain this principle. One of his principle works, Das Kapital could make claim to be one of the most boring books ever written. (Perhaps only beaten by Adam Smith’s Wealth of Nations and Ludwig Wittgenstein’s Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus,) However in F.Engels, Marx had a companion who was able to help romanticise the ideals of communism. Even 10 years after first reading it I can still quote verbatim several passages from the Communist Manifesto.
“A spectre is haunting Europe -- the spectre of communism”
“ The Communists disdain to conceal their views and aims. They openly declare that their ends can be attained only by the forcible overthrow of all existing social conditions. Let the ruling classes tremble at a communist revolution. The proletarians have nothing to lose but their chains. They have a world to win.”
Despite the various attractions of Marxism, it never really took hold in the US and Western Europe. Mainstream economists were fully entrenched in the free market orthodoxy of classical economics. Just to reiterate, these economists differed little from the original ideas postulated by A.Smith. Basically they argued the free market would create wealth, prosperity and any problems would be solved by the inexorable workings of the “invisible hand” of the market. However in the 1930s free market economics was to face a seemingly impossible challenge – The Great Depression with its mass unemployment, bankruptcies and falling output. In the face of such economic hardship the appeal of radical alternatives gave cause for serious political turmoil - Western democracy itself was threatened. But many economists stuck to their ideology arguing in the Long Run everything would be OK.
It was thus in the middle of the great depression that J.M.Keynes rose to prominence retorting to orthodox economists “In the Long Run we are all dead” Keynes saw no point in waiting a couple of decades for the depression to come to an end. Keynes argued for immediate government intervention and in particular the government should spend, spend, spend.
Economics has very few, what you may call heroes, but if any economists deserve such a label it would have to be Keynes.
J.M.Keynes - The Greatest Economist?
John Maynard Keynes was born in 1893 the same year that Karl Marx died. Both Marx and Keynes were to write influential critiques of the Capitalist system but here the similarities end completely. Marx was a rather angry loner, many of his enterprises failed and the majority of his life was spent in exile. Anonymously working in the British library, Marx spent many years working on his theories about the inevitable overthrow of Capitalist society. Marx never lived to see his theories proved generally wrong, although he may have been surprised at the importance attached to them.
Keynes in many respects was very different, he cut a dashing figure a brilliant economist, who could also mix with the elite of British society. Keynes attacked the inequities and insufficiencies of the free market but it didn’t stop him from making a small fortune by speculating on the foreign exchange markets. Keynes was also a visionary, while the Allies were clamouring for a victor’s peace at Versailles in 1919, Keynes resigned from the British delegation. He argued the reparations imposed on Germany would be impossible to repay and that they were a recipe for the humiliation of Germany and future problems. His book “The economic consequences of the Peace” became a best seller and in retrospect proved to be a damning indictment of the narrow mindedness of the allied victors.
Keynes was brilliant at many things and he knew it. Once he was placed second in an economics exam. His only reply was that:
“That shows I know more economics than the examiner.”
This may sound arrogant but in all honesty it was probably correct. Keynes didn’t just restrict himself to economics, he wrote a book on mathematical philosophy (highly praised by B.Russell) He was a leading figure in the Bloomsbury group of leading artists, poets and writers. Keynes later even opened his own theatre, which like most things he tried his hands at, proved a great success. Keynes may have had many human weaknesses but he was able to brush these aside with his evident genius and enormous capacity for innovation and radical ideas.
Keynes was no socialist but it didn’t stop him poking fun at free market economists. In direct challenge to the optimistic assertion of Adam Smith, Keynes took a different view.
“Capitalism is the astounding belief that the most wickedest of men will do the most wickedest of things for the greatest good of everyone.”
This shows Keynes at his best - happily attacking orthodox views with a panache and confidence that was hard to resist.
It was the effect of the great depression that led Keynes to his greatest work. He scoffed at the orthodox free market economists who said the government should do nothing in the face of mass unemployment.
Keynes’s strategy was for the government to intervene, borrowing if necessary. This would create jobs which would give income for others to spend thus creating more jobs. A deceptively simple idea but too radical for western governments who were too unwilling to borrow, (bizarrely some economists like the US Federal Reserve were too worried about the inflationary impact at a time when there was deflation.) Unfortunately it wasn’t until the second world war and governments were forced to spend on military spending that employment increased to pre 1929 levels. Thus at the end of the Second World War Keynes was now given high regard and he was put in charge of the economic planning for post war Europe. Unfortunately on achieving worldwide fame he died untimely at the early age of 62.
Unlike many radical ideas from economists such as Malthus, Owen, Marx e.t.c Keynesianism didn’t wither on the vine but became part of the economic orthodoxy influencing the creation of a whole sub section of economics (Macro Economics). Alas Keynes died in 1946 just as he had achieved world wide fame. It had been hoped he would play a key role in the economic reconstruction of Europe.
The legacy of Keynes was remarkable; post war governments in the West broadly followed Keynesian policy’s up to the 1970s. Generally these decades were seen as a time of great stability and prosperity. Full employment was maintained and many countries experienced record growth. However proving economics is a fluid science Keynesian economics has recently fallen out of favour with a recent resurgence of support for neo classical ideologies with governments once again praising the ideals of the free market. Alas (or perhaps fortunately, depending on your view) time and space prohibit a discussion of this latest development. Although it is worth noting that many governments who adopt free market ideology rarely implement their ideas fully. For example Reagan who wanted to roll back the frontiers of the State actually increased the size of the US government mainly through huge increases in military spending. The present Bush administration has also shown remarkable fiscal irresponsibility. The current budget deficit is approaching $600 billion combined with a current account deficit of approximately $665 the US economy is anything but a paradigm of classical economics.
Yet Economics could make claim to be a science even if only as John Ruskin disdainfully called it “The Science of getting riches”. Over the years Economics has also managed to adopt the label of “the Dismal Science” with plenty of theorists proudly claiming they do have the solution and answer to all our problems.
Economics began as soon as hunter men began to exchange their captured prey with other caveman, but generally the science of Economics did not begin to be formalised until fairly late. Economics has produced some colourful characters who have all added something to the science even if there contribution is not universally admired.
The Dismal Prophecies of Malthus
One of the first economists to proffer his theory was T.Malthus. Malthus is chiefly remembered for his essay on Population. In this essay Malthus argued the human race was doomed because the population was increasing at a faster rate than our capacity to grow food. In many ways Malthus was one of the earliest proponents of “The end is nigh” syndrome, and unsurprisingly it was Malthus who claimed for economics the label “The Dismal Science” Fortunately however Malthus displayed a trait that many economists would later share. - He was wrong. The population didn’t starve. In fact during the nineteenth century the forces of capitalism flourished creating unprecedented wealth for those who owned the means of production.
Adam Smith - The Invisible Hand
One of Capitalism strongest exponents was the economist Adam Smith. In his book “The Wealth of Nations” Smith claimed that if people follow their own self interest, then this these individual acts of selfishness have the remarkable effect of leading to the greatest overall benefit for society. This is the basic principle of the book although Adam Smith did take 1,260 pages to say it. (Unfortunately very few economists have ever learnt the art of being concise.) Adam Smith has become synonymous with support for free market economics, however many people forget he was rather a modest Scottish intellectual was also made chair of moral philosophy at Glasgow University. Smith’s other major work was about Charity and ethics but it was his articulation of free market economics for what he is chiefly remembered. Anyway his seemingly paradoxical argument about the free market has remained at the centre of all major debates in economics. Is an unbridled free market of Capitalism really the best economics system?
Nevertheless even the most ardent free market economist cannot ignore the fact capitalism creates inequality and in the nineteenth century this inequality was painfully evident. Thus many economists came along to challenge the free market ideologies of Adam Smith.
Karl Marx - The Revolutionary Economist
Whether deserving or not Karl Marx was perhaps unwittingly destined to play a major role in world history. Basically Karl Marx was of the opinion the inequality of capitalism would inevitably lead to a revolution of the oppressed workers leading to the formation of a Communist state. In fact Karl Marx went to extraordinary length to explain this principle. One of his principle works, Das Kapital could make claim to be one of the most boring books ever written. (Perhaps only beaten by Adam Smith’s Wealth of Nations and Ludwig Wittgenstein’s Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus,) However in F.Engels, Marx had a companion who was able to help romanticise the ideals of communism. Even 10 years after first reading it I can still quote verbatim several passages from the Communist Manifesto.
“A spectre is haunting Europe -- the spectre of communism”
“ The Communists disdain to conceal their views and aims. They openly declare that their ends can be attained only by the forcible overthrow of all existing social conditions. Let the ruling classes tremble at a communist revolution. The proletarians have nothing to lose but their chains. They have a world to win.”
Despite the various attractions of Marxism, it never really took hold in the US and Western Europe. Mainstream economists were fully entrenched in the free market orthodoxy of classical economics. Just to reiterate, these economists differed little from the original ideas postulated by A.Smith. Basically they argued the free market would create wealth, prosperity and any problems would be solved by the inexorable workings of the “invisible hand” of the market. However in the 1930s free market economics was to face a seemingly impossible challenge – The Great Depression with its mass unemployment, bankruptcies and falling output. In the face of such economic hardship the appeal of radical alternatives gave cause for serious political turmoil - Western democracy itself was threatened. But many economists stuck to their ideology arguing in the Long Run everything would be OK.
It was thus in the middle of the great depression that J.M.Keynes rose to prominence retorting to orthodox economists “In the Long Run we are all dead” Keynes saw no point in waiting a couple of decades for the depression to come to an end. Keynes argued for immediate government intervention and in particular the government should spend, spend, spend.
Economics has very few, what you may call heroes, but if any economists deserve such a label it would have to be Keynes.
J.M.Keynes - The Greatest Economist?
John Maynard Keynes was born in 1893 the same year that Karl Marx died. Both Marx and Keynes were to write influential critiques of the Capitalist system but here the similarities end completely. Marx was a rather angry loner, many of his enterprises failed and the majority of his life was spent in exile. Anonymously working in the British library, Marx spent many years working on his theories about the inevitable overthrow of Capitalist society. Marx never lived to see his theories proved generally wrong, although he may have been surprised at the importance attached to them.
Keynes in many respects was very different, he cut a dashing figure a brilliant economist, who could also mix with the elite of British society. Keynes attacked the inequities and insufficiencies of the free market but it didn’t stop him from making a small fortune by speculating on the foreign exchange markets. Keynes was also a visionary, while the Allies were clamouring for a victor’s peace at Versailles in 1919, Keynes resigned from the British delegation. He argued the reparations imposed on Germany would be impossible to repay and that they were a recipe for the humiliation of Germany and future problems. His book “The economic consequences of the Peace” became a best seller and in retrospect proved to be a damning indictment of the narrow mindedness of the allied victors.
Keynes was brilliant at many things and he knew it. Once he was placed second in an economics exam. His only reply was that:
“That shows I know more economics than the examiner.”
This may sound arrogant but in all honesty it was probably correct. Keynes didn’t just restrict himself to economics, he wrote a book on mathematical philosophy (highly praised by B.Russell) He was a leading figure in the Bloomsbury group of leading artists, poets and writers. Keynes later even opened his own theatre, which like most things he tried his hands at, proved a great success. Keynes may have had many human weaknesses but he was able to brush these aside with his evident genius and enormous capacity for innovation and radical ideas.
Keynes was no socialist but it didn’t stop him poking fun at free market economists. In direct challenge to the optimistic assertion of Adam Smith, Keynes took a different view.
“Capitalism is the astounding belief that the most wickedest of men will do the most wickedest of things for the greatest good of everyone.”
This shows Keynes at his best - happily attacking orthodox views with a panache and confidence that was hard to resist.
It was the effect of the great depression that led Keynes to his greatest work. He scoffed at the orthodox free market economists who said the government should do nothing in the face of mass unemployment.
Keynes’s strategy was for the government to intervene, borrowing if necessary. This would create jobs which would give income for others to spend thus creating more jobs. A deceptively simple idea but too radical for western governments who were too unwilling to borrow, (bizarrely some economists like the US Federal Reserve were too worried about the inflationary impact at a time when there was deflation.) Unfortunately it wasn’t until the second world war and governments were forced to spend on military spending that employment increased to pre 1929 levels. Thus at the end of the Second World War Keynes was now given high regard and he was put in charge of the economic planning for post war Europe. Unfortunately on achieving worldwide fame he died untimely at the early age of 62.
Unlike many radical ideas from economists such as Malthus, Owen, Marx e.t.c Keynesianism didn’t wither on the vine but became part of the economic orthodoxy influencing the creation of a whole sub section of economics (Macro Economics). Alas Keynes died in 1946 just as he had achieved world wide fame. It had been hoped he would play a key role in the economic reconstruction of Europe.
The legacy of Keynes was remarkable; post war governments in the West broadly followed Keynesian policy’s up to the 1970s. Generally these decades were seen as a time of great stability and prosperity. Full employment was maintained and many countries experienced record growth. However proving economics is a fluid science Keynesian economics has recently fallen out of favour with a recent resurgence of support for neo classical ideologies with governments once again praising the ideals of the free market. Alas (or perhaps fortunately, depending on your view) time and space prohibit a discussion of this latest development. Although it is worth noting that many governments who adopt free market ideology rarely implement their ideas fully. For example Reagan who wanted to roll back the frontiers of the State actually increased the size of the US government mainly through huge increases in military spending. The present Bush administration has also shown remarkable fiscal irresponsibility. The current budget deficit is approaching $600 billion combined with a current account deficit of approximately $665 the US economy is anything but a paradigm of classical economics.
Tips to Find a Good Credit Debt Consolidation Service
At the present time, it seems that a month’s wage or salary is not enough to cover for the hundreds of expenses an average person incurs. There are times when even having a credit card becomes less convenient than not having one at all. This is probably due to the possibility of incurring debt, and possibly even not being able to pay them off at all. In addition, credit cards are not the only thing that causes people to owe or be in debt. You have to take into account home loans, mortgages, auto loans, even cellular phone bills, cable, and many more. It isn’t a wonder that millions of Americans today fall into debt. The US Federal Reserve actually estimates the total consumer debt of the country to go above $1 trillion.
Good news to know that there is still a solution for the problem above. Debt consolidation, one of services which offers debtors hope of making complete payments on many debts without having to worry about many payments each month. There are good and bad ways to consolidate debt, and there are a few different types of companies out there that call themselves 'debt consolidation services', but not all companies are the same. Pay attention to the details of any contract signed and ask as many questions as needed to in order to understand fully what is being promised. If someone simply cannot understand what the contract says they might want to consider getting an attorney involved. This may sound expensive, but he or she will be able to help make the right decision with these companies which will save money in the long run.
Debt consolidation loan is one of the example debt consolidations. The greatest benefits of this type of debt consolidation are the ability to spread loan payments over a long period of time, and possibly to reduce the interest you pay from your taxes. Debt consolidation loans will have the least impact on your credit and possibly the lowest payments, but they also will take the longest time and save you the least amount of money of all options. There's no reason to wait to consolidate credit card debt into a more manageable debt consolidation loan.
These are some tips to find a good debt consolidation service.
Do a simple research
You can use search engine to find some information about debt consolidation services and compare each other, which one is good for your need. Try to search a debt consolidation company which is certified by the Better Business Bureau. It’s an organization for protecting against internet fraud. If a website carries their endorsement, it means that you have found the reputable program.
Be careful with fraudulent offers
There are a lot of debt consolidation services around the world that offer different debt consolidation products and services. As you know, there are also some scammers that will not help you consolidate your debt! Even they will take fee and never offer you any services in return. How do you know whether it’s scammer or not? Scammer usually offers a free debt consolidation quote. You should find a legitimate debt consolidation company. Most of them will review your bills, income and credit history and then give you a price quote so you know how much their service will cost. That’s a right choice for you.
Use forum to search more information
If you don’t see the Better Business Bureau certification on the site you find, you can use any financial forums to know more about other legitimate debt consolidation companies. It’s possible to find people there who have found any good debt consolidation services that works for them. You can read their review about it and ask some question to make sure.
It’s easy to find good debt consolidation online, as long as you can do an extra effort to search the information. You need to do that for better service you choose for your financial purpose.
Debt consolidation, one of services which offers debtors hope of making complete payments on many debts without having to worry about many payments each month. There are good and bad ways to consolidate debt, and there are a few different types of companies out there that call themselves 'debt consolidation services', but not all companies are the same.
If you’re looking for Consumer Credit Debt Consolidation information, you can visit Online Debt Consolidation Loans and Cheap Debt Consolidation Loans information.
Posted by software downloads at 4:39 PM 0 comments
Good news to know that there is still a solution for the problem above. Debt consolidation, one of services which offers debtors hope of making complete payments on many debts without having to worry about many payments each month. There are good and bad ways to consolidate debt, and there are a few different types of companies out there that call themselves 'debt consolidation services', but not all companies are the same. Pay attention to the details of any contract signed and ask as many questions as needed to in order to understand fully what is being promised. If someone simply cannot understand what the contract says they might want to consider getting an attorney involved. This may sound expensive, but he or she will be able to help make the right decision with these companies which will save money in the long run.
Debt consolidation loan is one of the example debt consolidations. The greatest benefits of this type of debt consolidation are the ability to spread loan payments over a long period of time, and possibly to reduce the interest you pay from your taxes. Debt consolidation loans will have the least impact on your credit and possibly the lowest payments, but they also will take the longest time and save you the least amount of money of all options. There's no reason to wait to consolidate credit card debt into a more manageable debt consolidation loan.
These are some tips to find a good debt consolidation service.
Do a simple research
You can use search engine to find some information about debt consolidation services and compare each other, which one is good for your need. Try to search a debt consolidation company which is certified by the Better Business Bureau. It’s an organization for protecting against internet fraud. If a website carries their endorsement, it means that you have found the reputable program.
Be careful with fraudulent offers
There are a lot of debt consolidation services around the world that offer different debt consolidation products and services. As you know, there are also some scammers that will not help you consolidate your debt! Even they will take fee and never offer you any services in return. How do you know whether it’s scammer or not? Scammer usually offers a free debt consolidation quote. You should find a legitimate debt consolidation company. Most of them will review your bills, income and credit history and then give you a price quote so you know how much their service will cost. That’s a right choice for you.
Use forum to search more information
If you don’t see the Better Business Bureau certification on the site you find, you can use any financial forums to know more about other legitimate debt consolidation companies. It’s possible to find people there who have found any good debt consolidation services that works for them. You can read their review about it and ask some question to make sure.
It’s easy to find good debt consolidation online, as long as you can do an extra effort to search the information. You need to do that for better service you choose for your financial purpose.
Debt consolidation, one of services which offers debtors hope of making complete payments on many debts without having to worry about many payments each month. There are good and bad ways to consolidate debt, and there are a few different types of companies out there that call themselves 'debt consolidation services', but not all companies are the same.
If you’re looking for Consumer Credit Debt Consolidation information, you can visit Online Debt Consolidation Loans and Cheap Debt Consolidation Loans information.
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Internet Business Does Pay
You must have seen numerous banner and ads screaming with make millions and all that, well I bet you its true, but you just need to be fed the right stuff to grow.
Online business opportunity has gained popularity over the years for example selling merchandise on web hosts like eBay, owning your own website without any knowledge of computing ,blogging , affiliate marketing - this is when you advertise other products, services and websites through a website that you host on your own ,You earn commissions based on the traffic you generate, or the leads you create, and even the sales that pushed through because of your lead.
Affiliate marketing has become the job of choice for people who have mastered the art and technology involved in expanding networks and creating relationships with their clientele, surveys and so many more online businesses. online business is in no way exhaustive . Some people have even made a full time living out of this. If you doubt this, check entrepreneur magazines all over and you are sure to find success stories of people who have prospered in this business.
Many a person want to be their own boss and I can confidently assure you that internet business is one of the numerous ways to the top.
The first thing that you need to do when reaching for the top, is to know where to make your climb. That is why we at the business trump card are at your side giving you the required information to the top. So I would kindly advise you keep reading. ciao
Online business opportunity has gained popularity over the years for example selling merchandise on web hosts like eBay, owning your own website without any knowledge of computing ,blogging , affiliate marketing - this is when you advertise other products, services and websites through a website that you host on your own ,You earn commissions based on the traffic you generate, or the leads you create, and even the sales that pushed through because of your lead.
Affiliate marketing has become the job of choice for people who have mastered the art and technology involved in expanding networks and creating relationships with their clientele, surveys and so many more online businesses. online business is in no way exhaustive . Some people have even made a full time living out of this. If you doubt this, check entrepreneur magazines all over and you are sure to find success stories of people who have prospered in this business.
Many a person want to be their own boss and I can confidently assure you that internet business is one of the numerous ways to the top.
The first thing that you need to do when reaching for the top, is to know where to make your climb. That is why we at the business trump card are at your side giving you the required information to the top. So I would kindly advise you keep reading. ciao
Monday, March 23, 2009
Want to earn a real money
Working to earn online money is very important for the third world country like pakistan where there are lot of peoples with no jobs available. In these country there are a lot of people but with no job at all. they are always searching to earn money how it be possible. so this blog describe them a way that how they can get jobs of lawful earning even they are at home.
Internet is the only way that can solve the problem of these peoples at any cost.
Internet is the only way that can solve the problem of these peoples at any cost.
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