Cebbin asked:


Spending money stimulates the economy because it shuffles weaalth around in a way that benefits more people. The government creating jobs leads to increased employment, which leads to increased spending, which leads to businesses hiring more people, which leads to increased spending, etc. Of course this cant apply to home finance! So why do people seem to believe that it does?

Br asked:


I am majoring in Business Administration with a concentration in finance and economics. I am an incoming college freshman, but i really like the stock market, and reading about what happens day-to-day about the economy. I like trading stocks, although that has been put on hold because i need money for college.

Should i give up? Is it even feasible to set up a blog/website on a topic like this?

MEA asked:


Maybe a minor in english or writing, or is it better to stick to minors like economics, IT and accounting? Is a finance major even worth it in this turbulent economy?