I'm pretty smart, but frankly there are a few things in the world I don't understand. Economics is one of them. I struggled through Econ 110 in college, which, for the record, I took for fun. Don't ask. It's the rare day I understand any decisions the Fed makes and their recent decision to do some "quantitative easing" by buying $900 BILLION worth of bonds to kick start some economic growth definitely has me scratching my head as my eyes glaze over.
So imagine my surprise when I stumbled upon this fantastic video explaining the whole process. Not only is it educational, it's funny too!
Enjoy! And if you read LMS via email, click here to visit the site and watch the video.
Showing posts with label it's the economy stupid. Show all posts
Showing posts with label it's the economy stupid. Show all posts
Friday, November 12, 2010
Friday, March 13, 2009
The Brawl of the Century: Stewart v. Cramer
This is what you've been waiting for all week.
Here's how it began.
Now Jim Cramer finally comes on The Daily Show to answer for his sins. My only question is why can't our mainstream media do indepth pieces like this? Why can't or won't they ask the tough questions? Why do they let folks off the hook? Thank God John Stewart is beholden to no one.
Here's the entire unedited video.
Here's how it began.
Now Jim Cramer finally comes on The Daily Show to answer for his sins. My only question is why can't our mainstream media do indepth pieces like this? Why can't or won't they ask the tough questions? Why do they let folks off the hook? Thank God John Stewart is beholden to no one.
Here's the entire unedited video.
Saturday, December 6, 2008
It IS About The Economy, Stupid.
Okay, maybe that's kind of a snarky title for a post about President-elect Barack Obama's Weekly Radio Address, but it fits, so I'm using it.
This week's address is all about the economy and how President-elect Obama will work to fix it. He's got some exciting ideas for job creation.
This week's address is all about the economy and how President-elect Obama will work to fix it. He's got some exciting ideas for job creation.
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