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Globalization and the welcoming of China into the World Trade Organization have had a marked impact on the American economy. Most people are aware of the fact that American manufacturing has been moving to China and other global manufacturing hotspots for some time now but the rate of industrial relocation is leading to a post
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John Cerasani on Paid Training
Listen to my Exclusive Interview with John Cerasani on Paid Training! John Cerasani, a Chicago area native and Northwestern University alum, is an entrepreneurial success through a number of business endeavors. With his practical approach and business savvy, Cerasani has proven that the underdog can compete and win against larger, more established competitors. John’s founding
Supporting Local Small Businesses
Many Americans can remember when their towns were filled with hundreds or even thousands of small family owned businesses. The prevalence of so many small businesses was at the foundation of vibrant local economies in which millions of families controlled their own economic destinies. As business owners they were fully invested and involved in their
The Language of Globalization
Listen to My Live Interview with Paul C. Wright on Globalization! Globalization has led to an important new paradigm in the political and socio-economic life of American citizens. Whereas once the United States protected its jobs, economy, and sovereignty with trade barriers like import taxes on foreign products, many protections have fallen like dominoes over
Teaching Kids To Be Millionaires with Dr. Cuttie Bacon III
Listen LIVE to Philippe’s Exclusive Interview with Author of How to Teach Kids To Be Millionaires, Dr. Cuttie Bacon III! He’s one of Chicago’s premiere educators and real estate millionaires. A former Superintendent for Chicago Public Schools, Dr. Cuttie Bacon III has emerged as the perfect man to teach kids and everyone how to be
The End of Cold Hard Cash
The Great Recession in the United States and the collapse of the economies of Greece, Italy, Spain, and several other European nations is revealing an unsettling truth about cash. As banks go bust and taxpayer bailouts of financial institutions continue, even in light of staggeringly high unemployment across Europe and America, politicians have come to
The Deception in Unemployment Statistics
Mark Twain popularized the expression that there are three kinds of lies – lies, damned lies, and statistics. This expression holds particular weight when it comes to the U.S. government’s unemployment statistics. Unemployment statistics create emotional momentum among investment bankers, politicians, small business owners, and consumers alike, and form the basis of what one would
Prosperity in the New Year
This holiday season millions of Americans, including those in deep debt, will rush to the stores in order to buy dozens of gifts for family members, friends, and for themselves. The economic landscape in America should give consumers pause before they rush out and separate themselves from their hard earned money. Rampant spending during a
The Truth About Occupy Wall Street with Natalie Pace
Listen to this live interview with Natalie Pace on Occupy Wall Street! Discover what the media does not want you to know and is not reporting in this exclusive interview with Natalie Pace; author of You Vs. Wall Street: Grow What You’ve Got; Win Back What You Lost. I’ve been adding a splash of green
Looming Crisis: America’s Credit Card Debt Bubble-Burst – Part 2
The History of The Credit Card It is critical to understand the history and evolution of the credit card to appreciate fully where American households now stand. The world’s first credit card was invented in New York in 1949 when Frank X. McNamara of the Hamilton Credit Corporation created the Diners Club card after forgetting
