Após matéria, repórter da TIME agradece a Boulos e Felipe Neto

This is a study on what one can do about their economic suffering. Hopefully, one might find a better way in how to look for a job or to become financially independent.

The path to a productive nation is not an easy one. The chaos of the world bombards the country while it attempts to stand. Once its feet are under it the nation has to satisfy its peoples’ needs. The Gilded Age and the age we live in now are two points along this path. The Gilded age occurred during the first step, while we were building our presence in the world. Our current age is part of the second step, evening out the crack and polishing up the nation.

The Great Depression was one of the first major stumbling blocks of the United States’ economy. Because it was the first people took it seriously. It looked like the nation was on the brink of collapsing, so people were scared into accepting the truth.

What can you do? You might run for office or support a campaign, seeking to restore freedom to our nation’s political process. You might write letters or start asking questions at public meetings, seeking to restore true “citizen journalism” as the watchdog for our freedoms. Or you could unleash your entrepreneurial spirit by doing the one thing Americans have always done better than anyone: start and run a business….

The boom-bust economic cycle is not a phenomenon that “just happens” without an underlying cause. For example, the most recent real estate boom brought upon us a fascinating economic adversity. While most people experienced financial ruin, very few have been able to protect their assets. How did they do that? They learned to recognize the symptoms of the business cycle. Read the article to find out how you can learn what only a handful know.