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The Dope On Stagflation

(This is a repeat of an article I published March 1st, with some modifications)
From 1969-1982 the United States experienced its worst economic slow down since the depression. Deemed as a period of stagflation (stagnation + inflation),Richard Samuelson, in a recent Newsweek article, described it this way: “a spiraling combination of high (or rising) inflation, high […]

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22Jun2008 | Lisa | 2 comments | Continued
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The Dope on CEO Blogs: 41 Blogs By, About, or For, the Great and Not-So-Great CEOs

Who would have thought that Lee Iacocca would sit at his bells and whistles lap tap and blog? And why does Jack Welch not have one?
Is it real, or is it their personal secretary? Or perhaps they have become philanthropic in their old age. Who can really know. But, nevertheless, I’m enjoying getting into […]

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6May2008 | Lisa | 0 comments | Continued
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The Dope On Lists - How to Make a List That Will Help You Get Things Done

Not to brag, but, I am The Master of The List.
See the man in the picture on the right? He’s still in training.
After reading Trent’s article at The Simple Dollar entitled “Dealing With Things Left Undone“, I was inspired to share my knowledge on this topic, and also, perhaps, start a discussion here on […]

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26Apr2008 | Lisa | 1 comment | Continued
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The Dope on Credit Card Debt

These are the best ideas for credit card usage I’ve seen! Thanks for the sound advice. Lisa

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30Mar2008 | Lisa | 19 comments | Continued
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The Dope on National Debt

Are you sitting down?
The US National Debt is 9.5 trillion dollars. If you divide that by the U.S. population, that means each American owes 31 thousand dollars. We are all paying interest on this money through our taxes.
The government adds to the national debt by not balancing the budget each year. Its current budget […]

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30Mar2008 | Lisa | 12 comments | Continued