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Category Archives: Economics
BCS Conferences and Economic Systems: The Surprisingly Close Parallels
This is kind of a strange idea, but somehow the more I thought about it, the more the pieces fit together. There is a story about NCAA Football and economic/government systems and history that parallels incredibly well. I’m going to … Continue reading
Posted in Big 12, Economics, SEC, Uncategorized
Tagged bcs, communism, conferences, economics, football, ncaa, welfare state
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It’s Easier to Win a Race When You are the Only One Running It (Great Deals are Found by Going Against the Grain)
Economic theory and academic practice spends a lot of time on the subject of the business cycle and how to smooth it out. The idea is that there is going to be a natural up and down to the economy, … Continue reading
Posted in Chicago, Economics, Investing, Landlord, Mortgages, Real Estate, Real Estate Trends, Rental
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Equity, Inventory Control and Human Behavior (The New Mortgage Programs)
Earlier this week, the federal government announced a new program designed to help struggling homeowners with their mortgages. Here is a link to an article that details the situation pretty well: http://money.cnn.com/2011/10/24/real_estate/housing_refinance/index.htm. It’s not my goal to provide the nuts … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Mortgages, Real Estate, Real Estate Trends
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You Might Have to Earmuff It While Drinking Your Coffee in WPB: Cussing Cozies
Actually, it might be eyemuff?!?! Wicker Park/Bucktown has a thriving art scene and some signs of a stronger-than-expected economy, and we here at DNS like to see those worlds collide in a new way. One of the ways this can … Continue reading
Posted in Arts, Economics, Fashion
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An Aside: Conference Realignment and Economic Stagnation
As the parallels between the socio-psychological currents stagnating the American economy and the paranoia-fueled activity of BCS Conference Realignment get eerily more similar by the day, we are compelled to take a step back to examine the philosophical inconsistencies in … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Sports
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