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A Business Lesson from Baseball

August 9 2005 | General

Few personalities dominated the American scene like basball slugger George Herman “Babe” Ruth. He entered the major leagues as a pitcher, but also won fame with the Boston Red Sox as a powerful hitter.
Since a pitcher can’t play every day, somebody recommended Babe be placed in the outfield. This may have been one of baseball’s […]


18 Steps to Buying a Business

August 9 2005 | General

1. Decide to investigate. You make the decision to look for a business to buy. You then check out businesses in the newspaper or by working through a business broker… 2. Confidentiality … If working through a broker, you will sign confidentiality agreements, ensuring the details of any businesses disclosed to you are kept private and confidential for the purpose of assessment of the business alone and revealing nothing to any other party.


The Three Most Important Qualities in Network Marketing

August 9 2005 | General

Network marketing is a business and an art. With network marketing, you can make money without ever making a product and with tools you already have within yourself and your own arsenal of strengths. You can make money while you sleep, you can make money when other people make money, and you can enjoy this […]


The Banks as Issuers of Fiduciary Media

August 9 2005 | General

Credit transactions fall into two groups, the separation of which must form the starting point for every theory of credit and especially for every investigation into the connection between money and credit and into the influence of credit on the money prices of goods. On the one hand are those credit transactions which are characterized […]


Business And Banking

August 9 2005 | General

Modern banks, beside their banking activities proper, carry on various other more or less closely related branches of business. There is, for example, the business of exchanging money, on the basis of which the beginnings of the banking system in the Middle Ages were developed, and to which the bill of exchange, one of the […]


The Origin of Money 2

August 9 2005 | General

Now all goods are not equally marketable. While there is only a limited and occasional demand for certain goods, that for others is more general and constant. Consequently, those who bring goods of the first kind to market in order to exchange them for goods that they need themselves have as a rule a smaller […]


The Philosophy Of Money 2

August 9 2005 | General

Money fills the will of man with material strength, which can be realized through a social mechanism - market, but money remains indifferent to what that will is aimed at. This comes from sphere of reason.
Money conscientiously caters to both the destructive and the constructive actions of man, and is only a means for exercising […]


Philosophy of Money

August 9 2005 | General

Money creates problems when we do not have it, and yet more problems when we do have it. But it is only an illusion that we are in control of our money: in actual fact we do not notice how subtly and intensively it exercises control over us.
Money makes us both master and slave. Our […]


Basics of Money

August 9 2005 | General

Commodity money was the first form of money to emerge. Under a commodity money system, the object used as money has inherent value. It is usually adopted to simplify transactions in a barter economy; thus it functions first as a medium of exchange. It quickly begins functioning as a store of value, since holders of […]


Free Market Economy

August 9 2005 | General

Thus self-preservation, and the propagation of the species, are the great ends which Nature seems to have proposed in the formation of all animals. Mankind are endowed with a desire of those ends, and an aversion to the contrary; with a love of life, and a dread of dissolution; with a desire of the continuance […]


Steps To Capitalism

August 9 2005 | General

"An economic system characterized by private or corporate ownership of capital goods, by investments that are determined by private decision, and by prices, production, and the distribution of goods that are determined mainly by competition in a free market."
Webster Dictionary of the English Language: "Capitalism is an economic system in which the means of production, […]


Business Stress and its Causes

August 9 2005 | General

What is Business Stress?Business stress is felt during times of conflict, pressure, loss, illness or anxiety. It describes the frantic pace of business life. Everyone reacts differently to stress. Some people can cope and take it in their stride; others find the pressure too much and buckle under. Much of the stress, anxiety, and the […]


7 Point Checklist for Business Letters

August 9 2005 | General

I don’t claim to be a good advertising writer. But over the years, I’ve sent hundreds of business letters. Here are a few things I try to include in each of them:
l. The headline, first sentence, and P.S. are usually the best-read parts. They need to dramatize an offer, or focus on the reason the […]


Promote Your OnBine business

August 9 2005 | General

 
"In business, the competition will bite you if you keep running. If you stand still, they will swallow you." -WILLIAM NUDSEN JR
Your online business gives you the opportunity to sell products/services cost effectively anywhere in the world but your competition has the same opportunity. You should be forward thinking always seeking to improve on your […]


Five Ways to Improve Your Bottom Line

August 9 2005 | General

 
“A penny saved is a penny earned”, the old adage attributed to Ben Franklin, only tells half of the story. A penny saved is really better than a penny earned, because you don’t have to pay taxes on it. Here, then, are some time-honored ways for you to save money and improve the bottom line […]


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