Tan V asked:


a)It downplayed the role of the governmen in stimulating economic growth.
b)It discouraged the establishment of overseas colonies.
c)It encouraged trade by abolishing laws that regulated trade.
d)It was based on the belief that a nation’s real wealth was measured in its gold and silver treasure.

Tristan

KevinStud99 asked:


Everyone knows wealth is created and money is created. So why do so many people repeat the mantra that foreigners must fund the trade deficit (or current account deficit)? Isn’t that an obsolete zero-sum mentality? Why can’t it be funded by internally-created money based on real productive wealth-creation?
Wrong Meg. The supply of US dollars held outside the US by foreign entities has grown over time (immensely, over the long term), which necessarily means that not all dollars are repatriated, which I suspect proves my point.

Brayden

Mexell asked:


Yes Democrats, this is a real question.
I don’t seem to be getting any constructive answers. Only “If Obama is a Marxist, so is McCain!”. Talk about answering a question without answering a question…

Olivia

Alisha K asked:


I recently went to a Robert Allen seminar in phoenix, az. I was wondering if there is anyone out there that has taken his Creating Wealth with Real Estate program? It sounded like a great learning tool, and i wanted to do it, but i dont know if its just another one of those scams. Is there anyone out there that could give me some advice on how to start investing in real estate? suggestions on any programs to take? it would be very much appreciated! Thank you

Gabriel

AntzaGurl asked:


I hear all this talk about not using your own $$ or credit to buy homes, fix them up and sell them, my credit is CRAp literally, but if theres away around that I would love a piece of this real estate wealth pie. My husband is a contractor and he knows how to fix places up, it purchasing power we lack…any “secrets” …PS I heard something about using the SBA and business credit, is that an option?

Antonio

St. Louis Girl asked:


If someone is born into wealth, what is there for them to aspire for? They probably won’t have to work a day in their lives. They have anything they want handed to them. Sounds great in theory, but I would think it would make me feel very empty with no real purpose in life. Where is there to go from there? I would think it would be most fulfilling in that situation to do charital work, but how many wealthy people really do that. Am I way off base here?

Sophia

Billionaire Mind asked:


Young Man Excessively Driven To Succeed. Success IS ALL I CRAVE. TIRED OF EMPTY PROMISES FOR SELFISH GRATIFICATION! Looking For a TRUE Real Estate Mentor to Assist Me From My Current Situation ( BAD CREDIT, LIMITED FINANCES) To Generate True Wealth For Myself and MY Family. I Am A Hard Worker and Will Follow Instruction If It Is Within My Means To Do So.

Timothy

Zorro asked:


Are they a pyramid scheme? Or Legit! Make real money?
I went to one of their presentations and people are very happy and content but i am not sure if they are honest, any one with sucess?

Robert

John D asked:


They look for investors to put down around $1k and then they pay all closing and cut you a $10k check at closing. You get about 5% equity up front in the house and have the right to sell the property or rent it out. They have a property management company secured to make sure rent covers mortgage. I’m looking for people who really know about this stuff. I don’t want people to say “ooooh that sounds scary” or “ooooh I think it’s a scam”. Please only respond if you have real estate experience or have actually heard of the company.

Thanks

Ethan

afrilube asked:


If you have tried this scheme out and found it for real, I would like to Know if not I would still like to know, it sounds too good to be true

JAMES