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Begin with the Household

Their Underlying Debt Burden
Dan Wooldridge proposes that the current economic crisis work toward a solution beginning with the debt load of the American household.
Dan Wooldridge / Oct 1 2008
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The Long View

Learning from History...Or Not
In an interview with Religion & Ethics Newsweekly, Pultizer Prize-winning novelist Marilynne Robinson lamented to loss of biblical insight in US business law.
Jim Hancock / Sep 25 2009
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A Breadwinner's Tragic Tale

The Costly Lie of Financing a Lifestyle with Debt

FreakingNews.com

Dan Wooldridge reflects on the lessons we can learn from the tragic tale of a man who lifetime of providing for his family was based on a lie called debt.
Dan Wooldridge / Feb 10 2010
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7: National Debt

How long can the world’s biggest borrower remain the world’s biggest power?Rosabeth Moss Kanter Why Winning Streaks End, HarvardBusiness.org, 2/8/2010
Dan Wooldridge / Feb 16 2010
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Bob Howard » Al. I found this summary of Christmas as told by the "Big 4" very enlightening and interesting. InsideWork gets better by the week and I am indebted to you and your pals for all you are doing [...] A Flat World and the Christmas Story Part 2
ryan » I can believe in this. I cannot believe in buying bad debt, why would anyone ever promote the purchase of bad debt. You are right, the problem stems from Main street, we need to loosen the reigns on [...] Begin with the Household
Joseph Michelli » Dan, thank you for taking the time to share your observation on the importance of businesses giving back. Also thank you for excerpting my book and offering your kind comments. I am in your debt. Joseph [...] Can Business Have a Heart?
solo » kyosaki I am a devout Christain, and truth be said that he never called the poor wicked or lazy, infact he stated that life is not fair and that his teachings won't help everyone, noteably the poor like [...] Robert Kiyosaki's Political Incorrectness
jimhancock » Debt Cancellation Today in London, the finance ministers of the G8 nations agreed to cancel the debt of 18 Heavily Indebted Poor Countries who have met standards of good governance and anti-corruption [...] The Business of Change