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Stocks are up. But it appears to us that the U.S. economy is going down. Go figure.
april 2016 by asterisk2a
velocity is at 57yr low - WOW! the money that is in circulation is in less hands! the econ expanded according to GDP, but less and less $ reach on avg each hand. - "This is serious. The velocity of money tracks how often each dollar is used to buy something in the economy. Falling velocity shows that consumers and business are pulling back… becoming more reluctant to spend and invest… downsizing… and holding onto dollars rather than spending them. This has a similar effect as reducing the supply of money bidding for goods and services. Prices drop. Deflation, in other words. The bubble has developed a leak. The hot air is gushing out." //&! bit.ly/1MOxc9A //&! research.stlouisfed.org/fred2/series/M2V &! pieria.co.uk/articles/getting_things_wrong_federal_reserve_style - it is associated with stagnant NGDP [...] demand problem.
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april 2016 by asterisk2a
GDP: a brief but affectionate history
resource depletion COP21 GDP GNP income tax receipts profit maximisation profit maximization squeezed middle class working poor Precariat productivity output gap GDP measurement well being economic history finite resources pollution shareholder capitalism shareholder value stakeholder shareholder macroeconomic policy book mass extinction digital economy shadow economy tax evasion tax avoidance money laundering ecological damage environmental damage Generationengerechtigkeit sustainability statistical analysis statistics self-employment Big Data
april 2016 by asterisk2a
resource depletion COP21 GDP GNP income tax receipts profit maximisation profit maximization squeezed middle class working poor Precariat productivity output gap GDP measurement well being economic history finite resources pollution shareholder capitalism shareholder value stakeholder shareholder macroeconomic policy book mass extinction digital economy shadow economy tax evasion tax avoidance money laundering ecological damage environmental damage Generationengerechtigkeit sustainability statistical analysis statistics self-employment Big Data
april 2016 by asterisk2a
Tyler Cowen: "The Great Stagnation", Michael Vassar & Cowen Debate at Singularity Summit 2011
april 2016 by asterisk2a
gains are harder to come by! low hanging fruit gone. [...] VISION IS NEEDED TO GET THE JOB DONE.
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april 2016 by asterisk2a
Piketty: EU should welcome one million immigrants a year
april 2016 by asterisk2a
"The European Union has the capacity to absorb a large flow of migrants, one million per year in terms of inflow net of outflow," he said.
"This is exactly what we had between 2000 and 2010 and this was working in the sense that unemployment was being reduced.
"The problem is - with the austerity policies and with the recession - now we are in a situation where it's very difficult in particular with southern Europe, with the terrible economic situation that we have created there in particular." [...] The population of the EU has only risen by 0.2% a year since 1995, he argues, compared to 1.2% for the world's population over the same period.
According to Eurostat, the official statistical arm of the European Commission, a total of 3.4 million people came to the EU during 2013. Some 2.8 million left, leaving a net immigration figure of around 600,000. [S]low growth [...] exacerbated not just by a lack of immigration but also by austerity policies aimed at reducing public expenditure. [EU in recession 2011 forward]
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"This is exactly what we had between 2000 and 2010 and this was working in the sense that unemployment was being reduced.
"The problem is - with the austerity policies and with the recession - now we are in a situation where it's very difficult in particular with southern Europe, with the terrible economic situation that we have created there in particular." [...] The population of the EU has only risen by 0.2% a year since 1995, he argues, compared to 1.2% for the world's population over the same period.
According to Eurostat, the official statistical arm of the European Commission, a total of 3.4 million people came to the EU during 2013. Some 2.8 million left, leaving a net immigration figure of around 600,000. [S]low growth [...] exacerbated not just by a lack of immigration but also by austerity policies aimed at reducing public expenditure. [EU in recession 2011 forward]
april 2016 by asterisk2a
Annual Planning is Killing Your Growth – Try This Plan Instead - First Round Review
august 2015 by asterisk2a
use quarterly OKR for people, team wide, department wide, business/company wide // no SWAT analysis. gain advantage and move from a higher level awareness and perspective // [ SAAS ] Especially if you work in the enterprise space where sales cycles can sometimes be very long, it’s tempting to make decisions that make sense within the span of one year but not in the broader context of your business. [...] “If you're wrong about anything in your annual plan, you're probably already too late to fix it.” [...] “Everyone wants to know about the year. It's become the basic unit of comparison across companies. But it shouldn't be.” [...] [ CONTEXT, aspiration, Big Picture for Company and Product (in 3-5 years), a sketch, but also have to be flexible in your approach and the way. stubbornly flexible (balance) ] “It's vital to know what great looks like for your company in the context of your field.”
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august 2015 by asterisk2a
Child poverty measurement set to change - BBC News
june 2015 by asterisk2a
"We are all in this together." // "In short - can a [Tory gov] that says it is governing for "One Nation" unpick the rules around measuring & cutting the # of poor children in Britain without being accused of cynicism? // &! bit.ly/1GySqhN "The plan sounds reasonable, but the purpose is to whip up confusion at a time when the poor are about to get poorer. [...] “blue-collar Conservatism”, appealing to working-class Tories who are not much interested in such abstractions as relative poverty, but can certainly be rallied against those who are felt to be living at the expense of hard-pressed taxpayers." [pitting them against each other]. &! bit.ly/1TNlpbz &! bit.ly/1x0Ghmu existential threat &! bit.ly/1BMOJtg &! bit.ly/1K9G3OE bit.ly/1QQvINd &! Scrapping £320m independent living fund - bit.ly/1SJO4wT &! bit.ly/1TFWHdg 'trickle-down doesnt work, says IMF [...] 1% & well off only buy 1 pair of jeans. power 2 implement reform? [= rebellion, not able with status quo ppl << Chris Hedges]'
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june 2015 by asterisk2a
The slut, the spinster and the perfect woman: Martha Mosse at TEDxCoventGardenWomen - YouTube
august 2014 by asterisk2a
Everyday sexism: Laura Bates at TEDxCoventGardenWomen -- YT v=LhjsRjC6B8U // How Islam made me a feminist: Zena Agha at TEDxWarwickSalon (Women) -- YT v=0jWSDyJiIXg // !!! >> An epidemic of beauty sickness: Renee Engeln at TEDxUConn 2013 -- http://youtu.be/63XsokRPV_Y "knowing of unrealistic photos doesn't help. [peer pressure - beauty sickness] // No longer the pits: why London's hottest girls are championing the arm bush -- http://www.standard.co.uk/lifestyle/health/no-longer-the-pits-why-londons-hottest-girls-are-championing-the-arm-bush-9646117.html "The underground armpit hair trend is sprouting all over London, where carefree young women are proudly presenting natural fuzz, often (less naturally) dyed in all colours of the rainbow. This is partly thanks to social media, which has allowed women to share images and stories about their bodies. But armpit hair is even growing within the fashion industry." http://on.fb.me/1oz62of // http://youtu.be/uVOj2hrWcpc & v=gto6w0a13B0
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august 2014 by asterisk2a
▶ Insatiability, and the 15-hour week - YouTube
september 2013 by asterisk2a
comparing yourself to others, you never have enough. what is the purpose. is there enough? *Aristotle Leisure - educating people about Leisure. >> periods of time where your choices dominate. to develop your personal projects. Anglo Saxon work environment - work seeps though at home though laptops and mobile phones with work mailboxes. Germany has more strict boundaries of work because of its work ethic. Measure human well being. (GDP)
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Coalition wastes money on a 'Happiness Index' (01Nov11) - YouTube
november 2011 by asterisk2a
What and how you measure is affecting what you do.
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november 2011 by asterisk2a
Joseph Stiglitz talks about going beyond GDP - YouTube
october 2011 by asterisk2a
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Discussion continues about improving traditional assessments of economic progress. Nobel Prize-winning economist Joseph Stiglitz talked about the new means of measuring progress well-being and sustainability during a recent visit to the OECD. For more info visit: www.oecd.org/betterlifeinitiative
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Discussion continues about improving traditional assessments of economic progress. Nobel Prize-winning economist Joseph Stiglitz talked about the new means of measuring progress well-being and sustainability during a recent visit to the OECD. For more info visit: www.oecd.org/betterlifeinitiative
october 2011 by asterisk2a
Green Inc. Column - Rethinking the Measure of Growth - NYTimes.com
july 2010 by asterisk2a
Overlooking that risk has possibly cost future economic growth, the report said, and has contributed to a looming environmental crisis.
“Market prices are distorted by the fact that there is no charge imposed on carbon emissions,” the report said. “Clearly, measures of economic performance that reflected these environmental costs might look markedly different from standard measures.”
Economists in Asia say the debate about gross domestic product misses the point. Gross domestic product as a statistic is sound, they say; what is wrong is the fascination in government with what it measures — the sum total of a nation’s annual production.
“The problem is not G.D.P.,” said Bhanoji Rao, a visiting economics professor at the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy in Singapore. “The problem is the culture of consumption.”
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“Market prices are distorted by the fact that there is no charge imposed on carbon emissions,” the report said. “Clearly, measures of economic performance that reflected these environmental costs might look markedly different from standard measures.”
Economists in Asia say the debate about gross domestic product misses the point. Gross domestic product as a statistic is sound, they say; what is wrong is the fascination in government with what it measures — the sum total of a nation’s annual production.
“The problem is not G.D.P.,” said Bhanoji Rao, a visiting economics professor at the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy in Singapore. “The problem is the culture of consumption.”
july 2010 by asterisk2a
Economic View - When Attitudes Are a Big Obstacle to Recovery - NYTimes.com
february 2010 by asterisk2a
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, annual growth of business output per labor hour averaged 3.2 percent from 1948 to 1973, but only 1.9 percent from 1973 to 2008.
Ever since the long-term productivity slowdown became visible, the economist Samuel Bowles, now at the Santa Fe Institute, has said that its causes are to be found as much in the loss of “hearts and minds” of workers and investors as in technology.
This month at Yale, in lectures titled “Machiavelli’s Mistake,” he spoke of the error of thinking that a high-performance economy could be based on self-interest alone. And he warned of the overuse of incentives that appeal to individual gain.
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Ever since the long-term productivity slowdown became visible, the economist Samuel Bowles, now at the Santa Fe Institute, has said that its causes are to be found as much in the loss of “hearts and minds” of workers and investors as in technology.
This month at Yale, in lectures titled “Machiavelli’s Mistake,” he spoke of the error of thinking that a high-performance economy could be based on self-interest alone. And he warned of the overuse of incentives that appeal to individual gain.
february 2010 by asterisk2a
Broader U-6 Unemployment Rate Increases to 17.3% in December - Real Time Economics - WSJ
january 2010 by asterisk2a
The U.S. jobless rate was unchanged at 10% in December, following a decline the previous month, but the government’s broader measure of unemployment ticked up 0.1 percentage point to 17.3%
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january 2010 by asterisk2a
CFO in focus: Looking forward | The Economist
november 2009 by asterisk2a
Mr Stiglitz's main beef with the GDP metric was that it fails to take into account factors such as disparity in the distribution of wealth, depletion of natural resources, underground economies and the quality of goods and services. Consequently, as the credit crisis bubbled up from below, the GDP of America and other industrialised countries looked relatively benign.
One particular problem, said Mr Stiglitz, was that faux profits were factored into GDP calculations. He noted that 41% of all corporate profits in 2007 were generated in the financial sector and tied to debt. The massive subprime-related losses that financial institutions then booked in 2008 wiped out not only the 2007 “profits”, but also those from the preceding five years. “They were not really profits, but we recorded them as fantastic years.”
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One particular problem, said Mr Stiglitz, was that faux profits were factored into GDP calculations. He noted that 41% of all corporate profits in 2007 were generated in the financial sector and tied to debt. The massive subprime-related losses that financial institutions then booked in 2008 wiped out not only the 2007 “profits”, but also those from the preceding five years. “They were not really profits, but we recorded them as fantastic years.”
november 2009 by asterisk2a
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