Understand The Economy (& your finances)

This is the introduction for this lesson, and it gives a brief explanation of what is to come in this lesson. It also includes the basic agreements for this lesson.

Here we look at the Prepinar’s SEE-U Program, a little into what each letter stands for, and which one we will be looking into today.

In this chapter we look at how we can define economy, where the word came from, how you can’t help but have financial expansion, and what knowledge you need.

What is the economy built on? What does it depend on? What is the economy composed of? What are the two viewpoints in a transaction? Find out in this lesson.

Look further into the two viewpoints in a transaction, a big fake reality surrounding the economy, what actually drives the economy, and the most influential part of an economy that is the least understood.

Understand what interest is, how we can look at interest from the borrower’s view and the lender’s view, what happens when interest rates are low, and what the problem is.

In this chapter we look at the difference between an asset and a liability and get some examples that show each well.

Here we will look further into assets and liabilities through more examples.

Understand when a transaction is settled, why credit is so important, the current viewpoint on what drives the economy, and what happens when income rises.

What is credit given based on? What is actually needed in the economy? What creates real income? What actually drives the economy? Find out in this chapter.

Find out what the economy is built on, what happens when we consume more than we produce, what happens after that, and what it means when people say the economy has swings or cycles.

Here we look at how an economy with no credit works, what happens when credit gets involved, what most people don’t think of when it comes to credit, and how that influences the economy cycles.

Discover how much credit exists in the United States, how much non-obligated money exists, and ask yourself if credit is good or bad.

This chapter goes over if credit is good or bad, what inflation is, examples of inflation, and what the government does to decrease spending.

Look at what happens when there is less borrowing, what happens in a deflation, and what the government does to increase spending.

What leads to expansion? Is the debt trend generally up or down? Why is that? What happens every time there is a crash? Find out in this chapter.

Learn what is going on today, the bubble we are in, how it relates to 2008, how things look before a crisis, and what happens when the bubble pops.

In this chapter we look at the difference in situation between past stimulus and the recent one, what happens in a deleveraging, and when no more stimulation is possible to create in the economy.

What is the current interest rates in the USA? What do people do when they realize their loans aren’t going to be paid back? What do you do in a deleveraging?

See why it is so important to learn this knowledge, and find out the four things that have been used throughout history to stimulate the economy.

Look at when printing money goes really bad, what you need to understand, and what is happening in the world today.

Here we will see what a bubble is, what it does, what happened in the 2008 crash, and what was hidden in plain view.

We look at what is happening behind the curtain today with real examples, what the governments are doing, and how they are masking the situation.

In this chapter we will see why you will not be able to perceive, what the government’s doing, what people are doing, what the market is doing, and what that result of that is.

What important law do you need to know? What happened in 2008 and in the .com bubble? What can you see if you look back in history? What can’t people face?

Here we look at what is coming, the steps you can take to prepare for it, and what your priority should be.

This chapter continues looking at the steps to take to prepare for what’s coming specifically for someone who doesn’t have cash or assets. Look at what the priority is and what to do.

Finally, we look at a very important law, those people that simply make things go right, and the next step of the Fundamentals.

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