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The Consequences of Letting AIG Financial Collapse: A Deeper LookIn the midst of the 2008 financial crisis, the possibility of AIG Financial, one of the world's largest insurance and financial services companies, going out of business sent shockwaves through the...

Unraveling Investment Disparities: Analyzing Gains and Losses for Investors and the Impact on WorkersIn the intricate world of investments, there exists a dichotomy between two distinct groups: A investors and B investors. This article delves into the disparities that...

Fraudulent Mortgages: Unraveling the Dangerous Practice of Creating "Blow Up" LoansThe housing market is a cornerstone of the economy, providing stability and shelter for millions. However, there have been instances where unethical practices undermine this stability,...

The Magnitude of the 2008 Mortgage Crisis: Unraveling Its Impact on the Global EconomyThe 2008 mortgage crisis, also known as the subprime mortgage crisis, stands as one of the most significant financial upheavals in modern history. This crisis had far-reaching...

Harnessing Internet Apps for Workers: Exploring the Potential of Auto-Inflation OffsetsIn the digital age, Internet apps have revolutionized the way we work, communicate, and access services. Beyond their convenience, these apps are also being harnessed to tackle a...

Navigating the 2008 Mortgage Crisis and Unraveling the Impact of Money Printing and QE on InflationThe 2008 mortgage crisis remains etched in the annals of financial history as a defining moment that shook the global economic landscape. In this article, we will...

Structural Robbing of Workers: How Politicians and Corporations Transfer Wealth from the Working ClassStructural robbing of workers is a term that describes the process of transferring wealth from the working class to the political and corporate elites, through...

Worker-Auto-Increase: A Method to Offset InflationInflation is the general increase in the prices of goods and services over time. Inflation is measured by the inflation rate, which is the percentage change in the price level from one period to another. Inflation is...

Money Printing and Inflation: What Are They and How Are They Related?Money printing is the process of creating new money by a central bank or a government. Money printing can take various forms, such as printing physical currency, issuing digital currency, or buying...

Stock Exchange Trade Types and Front Running: Laws to Pass FixesStock exchange trade types are the different ways that traders can buy or sell securities on a stock exchange, such as market orders, limit orders, stop orders, or algorithmic orders. Each trade type has...