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The Modern Guide to Stock Market Investing for Teens: How to Ensure a Life of Financial Freedom Through the Power of Investing

The Modern Guide to Stock Market Investing for Teens: How to Ensure a Life of Financial Freedom Through the Power of Investing

No matter who you are, no matter your age and no matter the amount of money you have, you can invest, and this book will help you do just that.

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What is the Solow Growth Model? Economics 101

The Solow Model of Economic growth, named for Nobel 1987 winner Robert Solow, helps us understand the dynamics of national economic growth…

Oct 2

What is the Solow Growth Model? Economics 101

Oct 2

How to Work With Differences of Sums in Economics

In this article we’ll explore a few different rules about the differences of sums and differences of differences as applied in economics.

Nov 5

How to Work With Differences of Sums in Economics

Nov 5

How to Work with Growth Rates in Economics

When working with various economic models, case in point being the Extended Solow Model (a topic of several recent articles, see here)…

Nov 4

Growth Rates in Economics

Nov 4

Do Oil Prices Correlate With the Stock Market?

Conceptually, we’ll explore why oil prices might correlate with oil stock prices, and then explore which case is correct.

Nov 2

Do Oil Prices Correlate With the Stock Market?

Nov 2

Does Output per Worker Grow at the Rate of Technological Progress?

Long story short, yes, in the long-run output per worker will grow at the rate of technological progress.

Nov 2

Does Output per Worker Grow at the Rate of Technological Progress?

Nov 2

What are the 4 Conventional Monetary Policy Tools of the Federal Reserve?

The Federal Reserve has a wide set of policy tools available, visible here on their website, all under the general directive of ensuring…

Nov 2

What are the 4 Conventional Monetary Policy Tools of the Federal Reserve?

Nov 2

What is the Savings Paradox in Economics? (why saving more isn’t always better)

In previous models we’ve explored, including the Solow Growth model and the relationship between capital and output, we’ve noted that…

Nov 2

What is the Savings Paradox in Economics? (why saving more isn’t always better)

Nov 2

What Determines Whether Consumers Hold Money or Investments in Economics?

Money in economics is defined as the leading medium of exchange and the most liquid asset. For example, holding literal cash or money in a…

Nov 2

What Determines Whether Consumers Hold Money or Investments in Economics?

Nov 2

How is Nominal Demand for Money Represented in Economics?

Nominal demand for money can be represented as a function of income and liquidity preference. As follows:

Nov 2

How is Nominal Demand for Money Represented in Economics?

Nov 2

What is Liquidity Preference Theory in Economics?

Liquidity Preference Theory says that people have a preference for money since it can immediately be used for purchases.

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What is Liquidity Preference Theory in Economics?

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Jon Law

Jon Law

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4x Author—founder of Aude Publishing & WCMM. Writing on economics, geopolitics, and society.

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