Tapsearch Com EditorCommunications by rank challenged
December 27th 2011 22:31
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The economic cult of Harvard and the Ivy League schools need to be challenge.
It is a matter of communications by rank with workers having no voice in the matter of free trade and globalization
It is a matter of communications by rank with workers having no voice in the matter of free trade and globalization
Crisis Maven's blog is a good resource for all who want to face the economy head on and not hide behind Ivy League economic theories. Crisis Maven Economic Study Guide
Some say Crisis Maven should not present his study as a systematic guide in economics and I ask why not. I have been an advocate for workers dignity and fair trade (and real world trade ) and I find his studies as excellent sources for following the trail of the free traders of the world. When I see the economists on the stock market tv channel talk about the trade deficit being just a comparative statistic but it is not necessarily a bad thing, I wonder what business or corporate venture, they were ever in. The trade deficit caused the most massive dislocation of jobs in U.S. history and they call this a good thing.
Communications by rank needs to be challenged - workers have no voice in the process of globalization and free trade
American Dream Cannibalized -If the free trade agreements had to be ratified by a popular vote and the voice of the workers, none of them would have been passed.
Economics is not a science. It is just a matter of manipulating statistics to reach a certain conclusion that is usually preset.
A college economic professor who once told me that there is no such thing as a bad or good economy. He said economics just represents a measurement of different statistics. If economists do not know what is understood to be a bad economy in common sense terms, why should anyone rely on much of anything they say.
I worked in several factories while going to college and found a vast void between the college classrooms and the factory floors. They did not match up. The problem still remains. Those of us who have to live in the real world know what caused our economic crisis and part of the cause came from places like Harvard and their economic cults there.
After 60 years in the business world which includes more than one business venture of my own and dealing with the highest echelons in major corporations, I find that many educated economists are part of the problem and not the solution.
See my real world overviews at http://tapsearh.com/tapartnews where several experts predicted the coming of our economic crisis years ago Some of the experts include Sir James Goldsmith who wrote The Trap and led populist movements in England and France. Manuel Castells who wrote several books about globalization and free trade was right on the money with his conclusions which predicted the coming of the Bewildered New World as it is today. We predicted the economic crisis as being a part of every computer generation and traveling to the Silicon Valley for years. Our own real world experience also includes doing business with China.
See all of our Tapsearch Com sites and blogs across the worldwide web Start with the original site above and also see Lost worlds in the globalist Flat World and Communications by Rank
Below is Crisis Maven response to the above.
Thanks Ray for your kind remarks. .... found a vast void between the college classrooms and the factory floors.... indeed as a consultant (though not as long as you ) I found the same disconnect. I used to say that I got more valuable information on the real condition of a company from talking to a janitor (and as an equal) than by participating in a board room meeting. As for my....Economics Study Guide.... which has been criticised as you refer to .... it will build up gradually as I intend to synthesise it from building blocks rather than make it a monolith no one wants to read or can understand. These blocks are posts like in the ... Musings... , .... Fallacy, ..... Law.... and....Doom.... series where I try to expound economic reasoning against the backdrop of contemporary events rather than going down the arduous road of .... what 1929 teaches us for today....(which leads to just printing more money). So step by step we will get to where critics should find it hard to prove their case. In parallel the crisis will unfold and .... hand us their heads on silver platters.... so to speak, as people who nod too approvingly to the powers that be always in the end see their heads fall off.
Search under American Dream Cannibalized for more resources
Some say Crisis Maven should not present his study as a systematic guide in economics and I ask why not. I have been an advocate for workers dignity and fair trade (and real world trade ) and I find his studies as excellent sources for following the trail of the free traders of the world. When I see the economists on the stock market tv channel talk about the trade deficit being just a comparative statistic but it is not necessarily a bad thing, I wonder what business or corporate venture, they were ever in. The trade deficit caused the most massive dislocation of jobs in U.S. history and they call this a good thing.
Communications by rank needs to be challenged - workers have no voice in the process of globalization and free trade
American Dream Cannibalized -If the free trade agreements had to be ratified by a popular vote and the voice of the workers, none of them would have been passed.
Economics is not a science. It is just a matter of manipulating statistics to reach a certain conclusion that is usually preset.
A college economic professor who once told me that there is no such thing as a bad or good economy. He said economics just represents a measurement of different statistics. If economists do not know what is understood to be a bad economy in common sense terms, why should anyone rely on much of anything they say.
I worked in several factories while going to college and found a vast void between the college classrooms and the factory floors. They did not match up. The problem still remains. Those of us who have to live in the real world know what caused our economic crisis and part of the cause came from places like Harvard and their economic cults there.
After 60 years in the business world which includes more than one business venture of my own and dealing with the highest echelons in major corporations, I find that many educated economists are part of the problem and not the solution.
See my real world overviews at http://tapsearh.com/tapartnews where several experts predicted the coming of our economic crisis years ago Some of the experts include Sir James Goldsmith who wrote The Trap and led populist movements in England and France. Manuel Castells who wrote several books about globalization and free trade was right on the money with his conclusions which predicted the coming of the Bewildered New World as it is today. We predicted the economic crisis as being a part of every computer generation and traveling to the Silicon Valley for years. Our own real world experience also includes doing business with China.
See all of our Tapsearch Com sites and blogs across the worldwide web Start with the original site above and also see Lost worlds in the globalist Flat World and Communications by Rank
Below is Crisis Maven response to the above.
Thanks Ray for your kind remarks. .... found a vast void between the college classrooms and the factory floors.... indeed as a consultant (though not as long as you ) I found the same disconnect. I used to say that I got more valuable information on the real condition of a company from talking to a janitor (and as an equal) than by participating in a board room meeting. As for my....Economics Study Guide.... which has been criticised as you refer to .... it will build up gradually as I intend to synthesise it from building blocks rather than make it a monolith no one wants to read or can understand. These blocks are posts like in the ... Musings... , .... Fallacy, ..... Law.... and....Doom.... series where I try to expound economic reasoning against the backdrop of contemporary events rather than going down the arduous road of .... what 1929 teaches us for today....(which leads to just printing more money). So step by step we will get to where critics should find it hard to prove their case. In parallel the crisis will unfold and .... hand us their heads on silver platters.... so to speak, as people who nod too approvingly to the powers that be always in the end see their heads fall off.
Search under American Dream Cannibalized for more resources
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