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Monthly Archives: October 2009

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Income Inequality in the Economy

Why Income Inequality Will Always Exist as Part of the Post-Industrial Revolution Global Economy

Accounting & FinanceBy Joshua KennonOctober 23, 20091 Comment

Whether or not a business can lavish employees and owners with huge bonuses, paychecks, dividend checks, and profits on a sustainable basis depends upon one metric and one metric only: operating profit per employee.

A Discussion About Pension Costs

A Discussion on Pension Costs

Accounting & FinanceBy Joshua KennonOctober 14, 2009Leave a comment

Pension costs and calculations are one of those areas a lot of people don’t think about in their day-to-day lives but it can be really interesting if you love investing and are mathematically inclined. It’s also important as a voter given the political implications should your municipality find itself in a pension funding crisis.

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