What is Charles Givens’ philosophy on wealth and risk management Charles Givens was a leading expert on wealth and risk management, and his philosophy was centered around a few key principles. First, he believed that wealth should be viewed as an end in itself, not merely as a means to acquiring even more wealth. Additionally,… Continue reading Wealth Without Risk by Charles Givens – Book Review
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Friction by Roger Dooley – Book Review
Well written and well researched, Roger Dooley wrote a masterpiece of insights into consumer behavior in “Friction.” One of the better business books I’ve read in the last few years, Dooley provides a window into the sources of intentional and unintentional friction in transactions, relationships, and consumer behavior that drive our behaviors. His insights provide a collage… Continue reading Friction by Roger Dooley – Book Review
Commentary on O’Bannon v. NCAA – 7 Years Later
What is the O’Bannon vs. NCAA case, and why is it critical? The O’Bannon vs. NCAA case is a landmark legal battle that has been making headlines recently given changes to name, image & likeness (NIL) approaches. At its heart, the case revolves around the issue of student-athlete compensation and whether current NCAA rules are… Continue reading Commentary on O’Bannon v. NCAA – 7 Years Later
Is There Such a Thing as “Enough” Money?
It’s no secret that our society values wealth and success. Just turn on the TV or open up any magazine, and you’ll be bombarded with messages telling you that you need to make more money, buy more things, and constantly strive for a bigger and better life. But is this the key to happiness, or… Continue reading Is There Such a Thing as “Enough” Money?
A Practical Guide to Risk Management – Book Review
A Practical Guide to Risk Management by Thomas Coleman is an excellent book for understanding risk and how to manage it in a financial organization. The book discusses probability, statistics, and risk measurement techniques. It also provides insights into managing people, processes, data, and other aspects of risk management. It’s no secret that the financial… Continue reading A Practical Guide to Risk Management – Book Review
What To Consider When Reviewing A Contract
The lawyer should always read the entire contract before agreeing to represent a party. A good lawyer is careful and methodical in her approach, always taking the time to fully understand all aspects of a case before moving forward. This is significant when she is presented with a legal contract between two parties. Before agreeing… Continue reading What To Consider When Reviewing A Contract
What are the Problems of Distributive Trade?
Defining distributive trade Distributive trade is one of the fundamental pillars of modern economic systems. This type of trading involves distributing goods and services to all members of a particular group or community. It has been instrumental in the development and growth of many economies worldwide. At its core, distributive trade connects producers and consumers… Continue reading What are the Problems of Distributive Trade?
Can you Define Sui Generis?
What does sui generis mean, and where did it originate from? Sui generis is a Latin term that means “one of a kind,” It has been widely used in law and philosophy since ancient times. This is because such concepts are said to be sui generis when they have no equivalent experience, meaning, or observers… Continue reading Can you Define Sui Generis?
Difference Between US Economic Law and European Economic Law
The definition of economic law There is no single definition of economic law, as economics encompasses many different areas of study. However, at its core, economic law refers to the principles and theory behind producing, distributing and consuming goods and services within a given economy. These laws constantly evolve as new technologies impact how goods… Continue reading Difference Between US Economic Law and European Economic Law
What’s the difference between financial aid ineligibility and suspension?
What is financial aid ineligibility and suspension? Financial aid ineligibility and suspension is when a student loses access to specific federal funding or other financial support due to a violation of specific program-specific rules or regulations. This may occur for various reasons, such as failing to meet academic performance requirements, writing bad checks, or engaging… Continue reading What’s the difference between financial aid ineligibility and suspension?