There was once a need for cities — they brought together capital, equipment, the market, expertise, culture, and organization into close proximity and benefited everyone. Now, cities are unneeded relics of a bygone era, and we should not subsidize cities or parts of cities to fund their activities. Cities should sink or swim on their own merits. Does sending billions of dollars into cities to prop them up make city governments lazy about making sure they are attracting residents and businesses.

Part nine of deconsrutcting the budget, looking at Alastair Darling’s plan for the British economy. In this section I will be looking at plans to help small businesses.

My thoughts on the dying stock-market.

A Better understanding of Red Flags compliance and why the launch date was postponed is when
FTC starts audits they will be looking at the effectiveness of your Identity Theft program you have implemented and your third party relationships and what they are doing.

Hundreds of jobs are disappearing daily in many countries. In some industries people manage to keep their jobs during recessions and financial crises. What are the recession-proof jobs in 2009-2010?

Coming into 2009 most people will have one thing on their minds, the credit crunch, but what actually is the credit crunch, is it the giant killer it’s made out to be or is it just the final nail in the coffin for some struggling businesses and more importantly should you be worrying about it?

My theory of the gas price helping the economy, not hurting it.

If people would practice Sharing instead of hoarding what they have, our economy and world would be in much better shape.

Tax credits for American companies remaking of American brand products.

How can we create an inclusive process that satisfies the concerns of the community, and delivers the greatest economic and social benefits?