I started this blog so I can post about all things to do with money – including personal finance, economics and taxes. I think I have blogged about ad naseum (hahah had to fit a little Latin jargon in there) about taxes and personal finances but very little about economics.
! There is nothing quite like the holiday atmosphere and all that it entails. That being said, there is one part of Christmas that I will just never understand – presents.
Choice is something that has always interested me. It is the reason why I started casually studying economics—the study of how people choose. I was always intrigued of when some people are presented with the same choice, some of them take much longer to arrive at a decision than others.
The Europeans have always been in the lead when it comes to adopting the kind of green technology that includes the latest wind farm techniques. Not to be outdone, we’ve kept pace here in Canada.
This is a political/economic cartoon.
There are always new and exciting things happening in research and development in wind energy. This brief overview shows that entrepreneurs are already investing in the latest technologies.
FIT, or feed-in tariff, is a worldwide, governmentally funded program that is designed to encourage the growth of renewable energy technologies such as wind energy, and is typically achieved by offering long-term contracts, 20 years in the case the Ontario FIT Program.
The Consumer Expenditure Survey or CE, consists of two surveys, the Diary Survey and the Quarterly Interview Survey which provides information about the buying habits of the American Consumer. Survey Data is collected by the U.S. Census Bureau.
The most important financial asset that exists isn’t gold, cash, or even stocks — it’s knowledge. Here are three principles of economics that everyone should understand
Governor Schwarzenegger has removed the ability to use state welfare debit cards to pay for psychics, casinos, bar tabs, guns, and other non-essential places. What are your thoughts?
