After the global economic recession, many people have suffered from - the least - some money-bleeding. Specially those who had a business; because they were the people who have created trouble in the first place. The raising pricing to nearly every retail product was a major key to this. However, non-retail businesses got into much less cash-loss, since they are not the ones selling products. So what do I mean by non-retail businesses? Well, let's focus about internet-based businesses in this article.
Friday, April 30, 2010
Friday, April 16, 2010
Financial Survival: Personal Guide
An economic principle about income represents the source of the income with owning elements of production, which is three: Work, capital, and land. In addition, of course, the most common and prevalence is the work. The human effort no matter what is it. That means your income being determined according on two factors the price of it (for your work that is wage) and the hours you spend on it. In general, the prices of most jobs (wages) are limited and the working time that is available legally and naturally is limited too!
That forces us all to manage and distribute our money (income) to a certain number of products and services (cannot be exceeded) rationally and economically, anyways, the case is what to do? How can we manage the income? Let us say how to control how to control the expenses? These questions are just some thoughts of the whole case. They can drive us to many similar questions describe the globe concerns just in few words.
However, this article will contain some tips and ways to do and follow that may help, it will not bring money from scratch! Or, making you rich! It will just help you to have a better, healthy financial status.
Friday, April 2, 2010
The good, the bad, and the ugly, about the Kodak Zi8
One of the most fascinating things about modern technology, that it's always on a rapid change. It's certainly apparent in cameras. Not so long ago, cameras were huge, which they could barely shoot a blurry photo, and then run out of battery in mere minutes, with only a space for a picture or two. Now though, just take a look what happened to the camera technology. It's available in the most cheapest cell-phones, in unbelievably small sizes, taking sharp crisp photos, and could hold-up hundreds and hundreds of memorable pictures. In video-shooting, the industry went to the next level. It all started out in 2006, with a company creating what's called the 'Flip'. The idea was to create cheap, 'fit in your pocket', 'point & shoot' camcorder, that records high-definition video. Since then, many rivals started to get in the way, and today, we have the latest rival to the successful Flip - the Kodak Zi8. To read our review, please hit the jump.
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