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>>1237734
It depends.

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please help me /biz/ I really want to understand finance and business and how economics works and what causes them to run and what drives the economy and stuff please help me out /biz/ I really want to know and understand this stuff

>>1237734

>please tell me in one medium long sentence what people take years to understand by studying

start with "economics for dummies" shit's not bad

Your fault for getting scammed

>>1237685
Tell us more...

>>1237685
Not your personal army, you dick sucking faggot. Go back to where you came from you redditshit.

Working a 9-5 is the real scam

>>1237551

Just await for the mob app which will help you earn a few extra grand a month. no biggie
wisdomrace dot com

Networking studying

>>1237541
Government employees. Give the tax revenues back to the productive class as a rebate. Boom! Just cut the budget in half.

Yes, the poor.

>>1237542
Just pay them half. Having them pay taxes in the first place does nothing but create busy work.

>>1237057
Existing one, preferably from the 50s or 60s, since they're new enough to not be completely run down, and because they were well-built (or rather, over-designed)

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Bumping for interest.

As far as I know I think it depends on the size of the house and how much building a sewage tank,etc costs.

Im fairly certain raw land is cheaper than buying a house and you have a lot more space.

Ideally I'd be interested in building one of those cargo container homes and allowing people to rent out the property as an air bnb or something.

Any info is cool!

Just buy one.

You can save a little money if you buy the lot yourself and work out a deal with the builder. Plus you can design the home to your own specs.

But there's tons of good houses out there, with cool designs. No real need to go to this effort.

"Wageslaves" on here make way more than the entrepreneur autists

>>1236797
>wageslaves think they earn more
>wageslaves with never have the glorious benefits of owning a business

It's like talking to neets and being told the neet life is the most stable and secure lifestyle.

>>>/rules/global/6

>>1236789

> bad

BUMPPPP

Patent law is booming

>>1236718
invest in some kneepads.

>>1236718
>network my way into the oil and gas industry
aka you were all talk and no action

So put that cocksucker to good use and buy some kneepads.

>>1236718

Join the military

Currently studying information systems, haven't graduated yet although I'll be applying for internships next year. It seems like there's lots of work out there (eg as a management/security consultant, business analyst, database administrator) but I haven't worked out exactly which role I'd be most interested in. I think with DBA there's a high risk of being offshored to vendors who have their servers located in India or wherever, and with security stuff there might be a risk in jobs being made redundant through automation (although over a much longer timescale). I think business analysis has lots of job openings and would suit me most, but employers typically ask for 1-2 years experience even for entry-level roles.

The degree suits me because I get to combine my interest in logic and data with strategy and economics. I'd much rather be doing this than accounting or an MBA or whatever, although I'm considering getting a diploma in math or computer science after this just to increase my technical pedigree.

>>1235564
What year are you in uni/college?

Also, how much do you think these jobs will pay?

>>1235569

I'm doing my Master's, in first semester currently. My bachelor degree is in linguistics/international relations and the job I have now is related to that, and I'm doing MIS because I want to work more with databases and international strategy.

Here are some estimates (in Australian dollars) of median salaries for some of the roles I've mentioned:

http://www.payscale.com/research/AU/Job=Database_Administrator_(DBA)/Salary

http://www.payscale.com/research/AU/Job=Business_Analyst,_IT/Salary

http://www.payscale.com/research/AU/Job=Security_Analyst/Salary

http://www.payscale.com/research/AU/Job=Security_Consultant,_(Computing_%2F_Networking_%2F_Information_Technology)/Salary

http://www.payscale.com/research/AU/Job=Management_Consultant/Salary

Check whether the data is the same for your country first though. My sense is that the advantageous standard salaries of these types of positions are accompanied by greater competitiveness to get one's foot in the door than some other jobs. My uni offers an internship where they pair you up with an IS/IT organisation so I'm going to try take advantage of that.

look up a app called investing

>>1235505
etrade is what i use

Similar question, Which app for android?

I do copywriting just as a side gig, but generally i only do if i gey paid (decently) in advance or for a trusted client. Lots of cunts out there.

working on an email drip feed right now

will be cold calling prospects and getting in person meeting or just their email.

going to send them small tidbits of info each day.

any resource for good email copy? all i can find is examples from huge brands and case studies but im just going for a plain text conversational route.

i think ill take a look at the gary halbert newsletter papers in the meantime

>>1234291
I raised my fees by 40% last month and lost about 80% of my clients. Luckily they were the low paying ones, so my monthly income has dropped slightly but I've also freed up a huge chunk of time. Gonna hammer some networking events and spend some time calling around for new clients for the next few weeks.

Does the 0.01 interest on my bank account when I was 8 count?

I can give you annual 10%, not even joking.

>>1233502
Write a book

>>1232981
if it was europe, you'd lose like 60%

>>1232986
+TV tax

>>1232986
This. Also ~25% less purchasing power because of VAT.

Dont buy The Ascent of Money. It has a free fucking documentary covering the whole book on youtube.
The list of books typically posted is too much. No one has time to read 100+ books.
I think as a community we need to narrow it all down to less than 10

>>1230088
>/biz/
>caring about what Adam Smith said

all /biz/ seems to care about is Ayn Rand and whichever select passages from Hayek and Friedman that support their views.

>inb4 someone posts that shitty infograph with all the "git rich quick" books in it

>>1238951
>working for free

>>1238951

Are you having difficulties becoming a slave?

>>1238983
>>1238968
where are you retards from where internship automatically means unpaid?