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Also, does anyone have any experience in forensic accounting? What's it like?

I suspect Switzerland may be the only country that could maybe pull it off since they have heavy immigration laws - it will cut heavily into tax though so they will need to be pretty careful with it - pretty unlikely the government could pay out 2500 francs a month to every citizen because that's more than a lot of people earn working. No workers means no taxes amd essentially they will fuck the whole system. It is too early for a universal income yet.

>>1049751
Couldn't you just tax consumer goods, which will undoubtetly be in more demand, more heavily to even it out?
Which would lead us back to my question of rising prices and the effect of it being deminished in the first place.

>>1049748
>>What economic impact would this have?

positive, the only unknown is what it does to inflation

google "income elasticity of demand" , the new money will be spent mostly on luxuries , housing and neccesities wont see a boon (I only need one house / one car / one bag of carrots from the grocer)

The luxury needs boon dies off as people adjust spending to account for the new money but it wont all be credit card debt, plenty will start small businesses and such as well (this part from the small scale studies done so far)

It also improves health and lowers addiction rates

>>1049726
meh

>>1049726
>not adjusting for inflation
herp derp

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>>1049726
Listen up you little dickbeaters: Never buy a commodity or equity that doesn't move at least the value of the square root of its price in a year.

Quit dreaming of spider tattoos on your tiny cock and think about investing only in equities that have the highest ROI in their sector. Re-deploy regularly.

Finally, buy strength and sell weakness. You know about "weakness" like when you drop your skinny jeans and whip your skeeter to tranny porn as you stroke your little "furry" buttplug.

>economics
>the thing people study who aren't really good at anything and want to make lots of money
Well you got one thing right

>>1049644
I just went with engineering because my grandpa thought I'd be good at it. So far I like it so you could try it out.

>>1049644
Why not math with a minor in economics?

Netflix would have gotten you a solid 1000% return by now

>>1049605
Amazon, netflix, google

>>1049605
bitcoin

>>1049587
My friend has 26,000 investor emails that are opt in, she specializes as broker, what is your email

>>1049621
adambarrin @ gmail . com

I'll be awaiting your email, appreciate it.

>>1049587
How do you get these?

It has almost a 60% failure rate.

I've passed BEC after failing it once.
Failed REG and going to take it again next month.
Then I'll have two more sections to go I hope to finish by the end of summer.

I'm using pirated Becker.
It is really hard dude. Comparable to the Bar or RN exams.

>>1049584
>It has almost a 60% failure rate.

/CFA/-fag here, you think in the wrong terms. It has 40% pass rate, and you aim for relative, rather than absolute, performance.

Plenty of Indians and Chinese that barely speak English to skew your performance.

>>1049564
How much time has passed since you got your bachelors? What tier school are you looking at to get your masters? Are you looking to do public (I am assuming) or private accounting? CPA exams are not that hard if you put the time into them. Of the accountants I know that passed the exams all put in about 100 hours per exam and did all of the Becker material. They passed all the exams the first time. Those that I know failed (some sections multiple times) put in a lot less effort. So the question is how much effort do you want to put it? Also aas your Finance degree from an AACSB accredited school or would you have to take a lot of prereqs? Most large companies look for this accreditation and so do the big four.

>>1049492
Whats the story?

>>1049492
I was too, but the ending was a huge disappointment. Another "evil bankers fucked us over and are generally bad people" -movie.

>>1049504
Good goyim!

A quarter shekel has been deposited into your Goldman Sachs Public Relations account.

>>1049487

Why are we not taking bets with btc?

these markets are generally better at predicting election outcomes than pudits, but not as good as superforceasters in the IARPA project

>>1049498
I need a site for this to make money off Hilldog's victory

>>1049433

>dividends
>free

just stop

Buy a Utilities ETF, Consumer Staples ETF, REIT ETF, and a Municipal Bond ETF.

Dividends are the most efficient in tax exempt funds

>>1049024
exceptionally

>>1049024
Sasha Grey

>>1049024
Have you started taking classes yet? If so, do you feel like you're learning, and can apply your skills? That's really what's important for a music degree. Nobody will give you a job on your own, you have to have skills too.

>>1048831

Solution: quit fucking around and grow up and take something seriously for once in your goddamn life. You're pathetic.

>>1048831
America must be hell

>>1048854
Only if you're a NEETcuck

>>1048628
>Cost of average american factory worker = $45K a year

Really?

http://www.payscale.com/research/US/Job=Assembly_Line_Worker,_Factory/Hourly_Rate

I get about $25K per year.

While I'm not going to challenge the main point: I will point out that locating factories in China or Nigeria is going to greatly increase the overhead in other ways. The level of bribes you have to pay in highly corrupt third world nations seriously eats into profits. Additionally, if America is your target consumer, shipping costs money. This can be insignificant (if you're manufacturing iPhones) or prohibitive (if you're manufacturing cars,) and the present distribution of American manufacturing reflects this.

>>1048644

Don't forget how many Nigerians it takes to manufacture something compared to an American; wage costs vs labor costs. Then you've also got the infrastructure costs, political stability risks...

Also let's not forget training the worker. Good luck getting them to assemble something efficiently that they have never used in their life and didn't know existed until a week ago

Good luck when the Nigerian gov takes your factory or when that cheap labor steals your materials or cant even show up to work.

Like Mr Wonderful says.... "Money goes to where it feels safe" no one will ever say this but real non corrupt money attracts to the people with the most integrity and the ones that are morally superior. Lying, cheating, and stealing is never works in the long term and thats why no money goes to Africa, because you cannot trust those animals. People think giving money to them will help, ha a proper philosophical base is what is needed to turn Africa around aka capitalism

But the peace corps would never think of doing that

>>1048574
What's your expected income? What branch of the military will you be enlisting in?

Save up for the 20 years of therapy you'll need after you get out so you might have a miniscule chance of reintegrating with society and being a normal human again by the time you die.
That is, if it doesn't kill you before you get out and you simply fade into obscurity as nobody ever remembers you and you never manage to do anything or accomplish anything with your life.
It's a good thing that with just about every other job being replaced with automation that we still can convince people into self population control err... I mean putting boots on the ground!

>I enlisted 4 years air force meteorologist
>I saved 60k into stocks and retirement
>ate the free shit food, didnt waste money on dumb shit like 99% of my buddies. Still managed to travel to 23 countries
>used tuition assistance to do 75% of a degree at work
>transferes all that shit credit to a real university after i got out
>bought a house with VA loan
>got internship at a hedge fund
>GI bill is paying me to get a free MBA right now
>airbnb my spare room for 1500 a month

>making 45-50k a year going to grad school full time and working part time

This is the road map to success, let me know if you have any questions

>>1048240
It eliminates an entire industry.

No more high frequency trading. Which is good, because most of it is just bullshit anyways.

>>1048241
Can you give me the details?