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Sure is,  they all can,  but let’s not pretend that speech’s to wall street isn’t a reward for behavior.  Like if he was so anti bank pro consumer why would they be friends.  Just saying they are all in on it.  They are all the same and the more we fight each other and pick sides and everyone not on my/yourside is wrong the less we get done for our benefit.
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I don’t understand why people think its okay to write these kinds of articles that mislead the public. First of all, wage mobility in the US is always fluctuating. People move in and out of the 1% all within a lifetime. Secondly, go to Bls.gov there are statistics showing that MOST of the 1% are actually self-made first generation millionaires. Though coming from a wealthy family helps set up the child to a better future it isn’t typically because of inherited money, but is because of the fact that richer parents better educate their kids in FINANCIAL LITERACY.  Just remember its easier to spend the wealth empire that your parents built than it is to actually maintain it.
Great.  But the policies aren’t targeted at him.  The government isn’t conspiring to build monopolies.  But corporations are definitely conspiring to take advantage of government policies.  How about we force corporations to give back to the country relative to what they get from it?  Or is the idea of responsible corporations just too much to handle?
Equifax and their problems aside:   Why do people generally get so mad about high executive pay yet celebrate (or at least not care about) very large professional athletes contracts for their services and endorsement deals? Isn’t it basically the same thing? High performers get the big bucks, most people are average and get the average bucks.
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Bears will be bears. People flipped shit about trump winning but if you pulled out then. U would have missed like 25%. Honestly timing isn’t worth it and there are 0 signs of a correctly atm
However, we don’t need to and we haven’t removed power from the government for this solution.  We have removed lobbying rights for certain special interests.  I think that is important to note.    The government isn’t malicious.  It just needs adjusted, realigned, maybe having some fat trimmed off.  In some cases it may require more power.  Every issue should have solutions suggested on a case by case basis.  No need to throw the baby out with the bath water.
Ok so Steve is dead and the iPhone x isn’t rolling out as it needs the 8 to keep momentum running forward. Business is business and people who are not in it are just critics who have yet to be seen as right or wrong with no consequences.
Timing the market and by extension the efficient market hypothesis is one of the most hotly debated subjects in finance academia. If you are to believe the majority of finance professors and PHD's out there chances of timing a market like the NYSE, NASDAQ or LSE is not possible. If you are to take into account the huge amount of hedge funds and money managers who make it their job to prove the efficient market hypothesis wrong then you may have a chance. My opinion is that the EMH is true and that timing a highly efficient market like the NYSE is very difficult or impossible even for those who spend their whole lives trying to beat it. For someone whose primary job isn’t in investments I would put the idea of timing the markets out of your head.
Until there is a significant price pressure, it’s always going to be cost prohibitive to build high in earthquake prone zones.  Those mitigation measures don’t come cheap at all.  As for the skyline, eh, that’s subjective. If the local culture values a “small town” or even bucolic feel, keeping buildings below tree lines isn’t regressive at all.
You may want to dive into the various scandals and further hefty settlements between blue chip brands and agency networks here. Ask around if Dentsu Aegie finances enjoyed being honest to their clients as to where the money was going and what kind of online advertising was actually in place, just to name a specific example.  Of course online ads find positive outcomes for lots of businesses. You don’t expect any less when you see Google revenues to be honest. It still doesn’t mean that the whole tracking and private information dragging framework isn’t wrong or that so many web experiences aren’t soiled by intrusive and nasty ads.
Considering that household debt as a proportion of GDP is around 45.5% and that I’m easily persuaded that a sizable portion of that 45.5% isn’t creditworthy to begin with, I’d assume a crash is on the horizon in their housing market. That being said, I have a general distrust of China and its business practices and that bleeds over into my opinion. We’ll see what happens.
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I certainly think there is some truth here but a lot of those jobs have become more competitive because of schooling requirements. You don’t have to study to be electrician but It’s 2017, it will certainly give you a leg up. Everyone requires some kind of schooling. Unions are great but those dying or dead in most places. It’s nice your husband’s place offers apprenticeships because those are few and far between today.   I think it’s partially true that people don’t look in the right places. I don’t think people are lazy. Then you also have to keep in mind socio-economic status. A lot of people are very poor and mildly educated and those jobs just aren’t there for them. It’s beyond a jobs problem at this point. A lot of people are studying people in grinding poverty like PTSD victims.   This is why I was trying to say that I don’t really know how to fix it. A lot of people are beyond help at this point and telling them to get off their lazy ass and get a job isn’t as easy as it sounds. It’s great your husband has a union and a good job but that’s not the case for everyone. There are a lot of moving parts there. Check out a little background research on that. It brings a little more perspective. It’s complex.   Edit: I’m reading that a lot of trade unions will sponsor apprenticeships which goes to my other point that unions are dead. Come to Wisconsin and try to find a union job. Good fucking luck.
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There are a lot of strong words being thrown around here- kill, slashes, monopoly. It never really works this way in capitalism. In other news, sandals slash prices to kill dress shoes, while bicycles strangle prices to take monopoly control and destroy all other forms of transport. Real monopolies basically require government action and Dr No isn’t on side with the current leader of the free world.
The argument seems to derive from the fact that state law bars cities from taxing net income. Hence the city is arguing it doesn't apply to gross income. Of course the city would also have to argue that income isn’t property. I don't think it's going to work out for them.
I’m working on trying to find an internship right now! Hopefully I find one in due time. DePaul has a great school for networking, so that’s something!   Okay, I’m going to do more research on IB. If IB isn’t for me I decide, what other career should I be looking at that has high income?   I’ll definitely get started on everything else you said. My future thanks you.
Ah yes!  The filthy rich have let us schlubs use their equipment and their buildings, so we can be thankful that they artificially increase prices with virtual monopolies and take their manufacturing jobs out of country, creating an reduction in labor wages.  I’m totally thankful that they are rich enough to control politics and tell us how thankful we should be for it.  Yes, big money has done and used to do great things.  These days, however, the cash that isn’t bent towards directly making more money is bent towards putting policies in place to make them more money.  There is no recognition of “how will this impact the populace at large.”    Do you remember that age old question they put to inventors?  “You asked if you could, but never stopped to ask if you should.”  We have let money control so much that people have become worth less than big money’s interests.  Thank the Gods we live in a country that treats money better than people, because that isn’t going poorly at all. /s
Good grief!  Ask a Republican to define their terminology to avoid conflict and confusion, and you get labeled a liberal.  Honestly, the stupid labeling thing is one of the most obfuscating and idiotic parts of our political discourse these day.  The idea here is to remove obfuscation so we can get to the point.  Clarify yourself!  You have declared paying government employees better than others is waste.  You’ve also declared the current government delivery system is waste.  But the whole system is NOT waste.  Parse it out.    You don’t want people paid more than a business can afford, right?  So there is no financial loss?  You don’t want a system in place that can’t afford to pay for itself, now or in the foreseeable future (after all, everyone should have a chance to recover), right?  But when you say there is waste in the government, I have to be sure you are discussing complete value, including social, educational, technological, national, military, and not just budget.  This is important because MY arguments hinge on the non-budget side, whereas yours seem to focus on the financial aspects.   Not that these are the whole of either of our views.  They are simply the focuses we have used in this discussion.  So, stop with the cheap jabs, and we’ll continue.  There are many wasteful aspects of the government.  I agree with that.   It there are many things the go ernment does that private industry either can’t or won’t do.  Biggest of these is corporations will not go out of their way to protect their citizens.  They will do what they are paid to do, and nothing else.  The postal service will probably never be closed or privatized. If it were, however, I would love too see how the cost of delivery and the pay for delivery employees are affected.  I agree the question of why government waste exists is the most important.  But in order to see it clearly, we must get a lay of the land.  We need to review two edge cases:  1) Where is the most waste?  Why is it so extreme here?  2) Where is the least waste?  Why is this part of the government more efficient?  Then we can inspect the different influences in each system and explore why efficiency isn’t enforced or encouraged in so many government areas, and what can be done to improve efficiency, or if it is an area that the nation would do better with privatization instead.
&gt;Until there is a significant price pressure, it’s always going to be cost prohibitive to build high in earthquake prone zones. Those mitigation measures don’t come cheap at all.  It doesn't matter what the economics are if it's literally illegal.  &gt;As for the skyline, eh, that’s subjective. If the local culture values a “small town” or even bucolic feel, keeping buildings below tree lines isn’t regressive at all.  Sure... But blaming the problem on immigration when 75% of the city is zoned for &lt;3 story structures is ignorant.
Hmmm . . . I see you writing under the line of perpetrator the name : Government  But I’m not seeing that add up at all.  Who is pushing the government to break ngbin these laws?  “The Government” isn’t a magical, sentient being that makes the choice to support one cause or another.  We have the House, the Senate, and the President.  The laws have to pass through all three.  So how are ridiculous laws getting pushed through all 3?
Yeah but that would mean Congressmen would need to do something different than what the pharmaceutical companies pay them to do.    They best way to fix health care isn’t by attacking corporate profits.   It’s by cutting health care funding, insurance and services.    At least that’s what I’ve learned on Fox News.  Hope I have it right.
&gt;“We want to help the people who may transition to a new job as a result of our technology the best way we know how: education.”  &gt;As new technology destroys one kind of job, it creates opportunities for others. We’ll need fewer line cooks, they say, but more engineers and technicians. The problem isn’t that jobs are lost on net, it’s the resulting skills gap. Transitioning into new work can be difficult to navigate, especially for low-wage workers.  The argument that automation will only result in different jobs bothers me. Of course there will be a net loss in jobs. If replacing line cooks with robots results in an equal number of (higher paid) technicians and engineers, why spend the capital to replace the cheaper line cooks in the first place?  The problem *is* that the jobs lost are net.
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See, that Rent Seekervis another ridiculous loaded term.  The government gives us roads, electricity, water, etc. all at reasonable prices, with a reasonable expectation of consistency.  That isn’t “rent seeking”.  In fact, this comparison is so outrageous that it fails to take into account ABSOLUTELY EVERYTHING the government does for the governed, and reduces it to a false label of “rent seeking@.
if your end game is corporate, a PhD might be a bit overkill (source: phd holder who works in banking). if you want to be very technical (coding, analytics, quant finance), then the PhD might make sense. if that isn’t you and you don’t want academia, don’t do it. the phd is a really long haul.   MFin gives you a stronger theoretical framework than an MBA, however for recruitment, MBAs tend to fare better and more easily getting into finance. the CFA in theory could fill in the finance gaps missing in the MBA.  at any rate, if you’re dedicated and persevere, you’ll get wherever you want to be in due time with any of these choices.
Did anyone else catch this gem from CEO Richard Johnson:  &gt;On the Friday earnings call, Johnson went on to say that the company isn’t worried about Amazon.com Inc. AMZN, -0.22%   **because of the experience at Foot Locker stores, like a special event or a conversation with one of the store associates.**  How fucking out of touch are these upper level executives? It's unbelievable. Consumers don't want a conversation with minimum wage employees who don't give a damn. The shareholders would do well to boot him out ASAP and get someone new in.
I don’t think you know what is right or wrong.  This is the third time you’ve called me out, and the third time you were mistaken.  The starving man is starvinf because he lacks food.  Give him a million dollars in the middle of Antarctica, and he will still starve.  These false equivalences you have presented above are where so many of our problems come from.  People forget the value of reality over currency.  The Mother’s affection does have monetary value.  It just isn’t so easily quantifiable.  See: Psychiatrists and Psychologists.  They make money off these issues.  The financial value can be seen in the correction of the consequences from lack of affection.  To PAY for affection, trust, loyalty, so many of the “social” properties we rely on, though, negates some or all of their value.  You assume so many rules that just aren’t supported by reality.  Your economic theories seem to fail when faced with the nuances of reality, especially those economics has ignored.  That’s my opinion, anyway.
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I didn’t say everything is ok, I said things are improving. I also have been speaking generally about the world in the entirety of this comment thread, but you’ve apparently decided that only Americans in poverty matter. I view that as myopic and selfish, but hell let’s go with that for a second.   Regarding specifically the US - it turns out poverty is decreasing here as well:  http://www.povertyusa.org/the-state-of-poverty/poverty-facts/  Also by your own definition, no one in the middle class is in poverty. The census bureau says 43 million people in the us live in poverty. This is way too many, but it is less than 25%. It’s closer to 12%.  https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poverty_in_the_United_States  So once again, I’ve shown how nothing you say has any basis in reality. I’ve also never said everything is fine, I’ve only said it’s improving systematically.   What I say is true and based in fact. What you say is based on your feelings and categorically not true by any measure, and can’t even be saved by your fluid redefinition of terms.  Please understand that things aren’t perfect and the world isn’t fair, but poverty in the US and elsewhere are improving. Feelings can’t change facts, and you’re feelings simply don’t line up with the facts.
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This latest, though, this isn’t a feature. (Many Facebook “features” aren’t.) Instead, it’s yet another example of a fundamentally dishonest company, a company with no integrity, playing whack-a-mole with their users. They don’t change things every few days because it’s better for us. Notice how every time they update things they move where settings used to be? It’s not user-friendly, it’s user-hostile and it violates every core fundamental of user interface design, which is all about making a site or an application easier and better for the user.  Facebook does this intentionally to mask their real intent. Which is to package and sell the user, to deceive users into behaving in ways that they wouldn’t otherwise. The message is ugly, but simple: We’re not good enough to entice you to want our services, so we’re going to make you to take it. If we get busted, we’ll issue a statement and try again the next time we think you aren’t looking.
I walked by the one their building in the Domain in Austin this weekend.  I asked, “What the hell is an Amazon bookstore?  We’ve really come full circle, haven’t we?”  I assumed it was just a branding exercise.  Love me some Amazon.  But I still don’t understand why they would sell books in an upscale shopping mall and expect to make actual money doing so.