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Reporter Nikki Muller meets with college students, fresh graduates and financial experts to discuss why young people need to become better money managers. The average debt per graduating college student in Massachusetts is $19,000. Even those who work struggle to keep up with loans and basic budgeting skills.

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What is neo-liberalism? Neo-liberalism is a term used to describe a range of policies and an economic philosophy that stresses international free trade, economic liberalism ( more commonly referred to as capitalism) and the promotion of such through deregulation of the economy, privatization of industry, liberalization of markets, financialization of national economies and corporatization of the remaining public sector. The term neo-liberalism is used to distinguish it from traditional economic liberalism, more commonly known as “capitalism”, the major difference being neoliberalism promotes capitalism on a global scale. The proponents of this ideology claim that this form of “free-trade” amongst international private business entities will lead to increased prosperity for the entire world. However, the results of privatization and the removal of trade barriers has had a number of negative externalities, the most apparent being the sharp increase of corporate power and influence in the world and the displacement of national governments on the international stage. Policies designed to benefit corporate interests have caused inequality to increase drastically, privatization of many formerly state-run enterprises or agencies has led to increased costs and poor performance, and countries that are otherwise rich in natural resources are shackled in debt and required to privatize their industries, which are then sold to wealthy foreign firms, as a prerequisite to receive financial aid or loans under mandated structural adjustment programs. As a result, some opponents of these policies perceive neo-liberalism as a form of economic imperialism; a means for foreign businesses to plunder developing countries of their resources and indebt their governments to them through international trade institutions. Other opponents contend that neo-liberalism is not true “free trade” because it is managed and designed to benefit a few large corporations, and is thus in effect managed trade. Either way, the contradiction between capitalism and free markets / free trade is apparent.

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Feb. 25 (Bloomberg) — Emil Wolter, Singapore-based head of Asian regional strategy at Royal Bank of Scotland Group Plc, talks with Bloomberg’s Susan Li about the outlook for Japanese equities and sovereign debt. (This is an excerpt of the full interview. Source: Bloomberg)

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Max Keiser gives his recommendations about the housing market and how to avoid getting suckered by the scammers looking for chump money

recorded on January 16th 2009

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John Bird & John Fortune give a satirical insight into investment bankers in one of their classic “George Parr” sketches. Pithy and poignant!

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An interesting interview with Daryl Montgomery of the New York Investing Meetup ( http://investing.meetup.com/21 ), discussing how foreign markets such as China have fared since the Fed’s last rate cut, along with the potential global repercussions to come.

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Feb. 4 (Bloomberg) — Bloomberg’s Deborah Kostroun reports on the performance of the U.S. equity market today.
Stocks plunged around the globe, with the MSCI World Index dropping the most in nine months, and commodities tumbled on concern an unexpected increase in U.S. jobless claims and growing sovereign debt will derail the
economic recovery. (Source: Bloomberg)

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The ECB started to witdhraw liqudity from the markets, while the FED and the Bank of Japan try to fuel further money growth

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A money market savings account is an account that takes deposited money and invests it into stocks and bonds. Be aware that money market accounts are not as secure as traditional savings accounts with information from an investment consultant in this free video on bank accounts.

Expert: Roger Groh
Bio: Roger Groh is the founder of Groh Asset Management.
Filmmaker: Bing Hu

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