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Amid the coming election and the controversy in the economy over job creators and job killers, alas a bipartisan bill aimed to curtail the massive push of U.S. jobs overseas has hit the House floor. Introduced last week by House Representatives Tim Bishop (D-N.Y.) and David McKinley (R-W.Va.), the long-anticipated pro-jobs legislation would punish U.S. corporations that continue to outsource jobs to offshore call centers making them ineligible for federal government grants and guaranteed loans.

Public goods and monopolies are both vital concepts and have an important relationship inside the environmental economics’ landscape. Consumers can actually benefit from monopolies, economically speaking, and in the long run, monopolies help keep our ecology more pristine by not allowing more than one firm in a specific market to perform environmentally sensitive construction within an environmentally sensitive area. There is no debate that many times public goods can be supplied by monopolies more efficiently than in competitive markets.

It’s quite obvious that there are quite a few Wall Street Bankers who have been getting richer and richer during this economic crisis, while your friends and family members have not. You can also profit from the economic chaos regardless of your financial situation, provided you know how.

While we have not arrived at the destination of a new world we are making progress. We (the majority) are waking up. The elite (the minority) are aware of this.

The buzz about the unemployed being discriminated against is ridiculous. Especially during such difficult economic times. What is one to do if they’re unable to work, how do you feed your family, or even have a descent place to live. Discriminating against the unemployed is a terrible things that needs to stop now!