Nobody really knows if it works the way it was laid out in theory by a noble-prize-winning economic, as unfortunately, politicians just don't seem to be smart enough (or have enough fortitude) to do what it takes to find out.Romney doesn't seem to grasp the additional complexity of supply-side economics, and not only will the economy not be positively impacted, cutting taxes will additionally serve to lower revenue.

I went to college, and I can say I learned A LOT more about finances, business, and economics from the 100+ books I have read at Barnes and Noble.

You failed Bjorn, but it was a noble effort.

Disqualifying people are yourself, your beneficiary, your fiduciary, spouse, ancestor, lineal descendant and any spouse of a lineal descendant.

The in-depth analysis and opinion's you guys constantly offer on this forum is better than anything I've found at Barnes & Noble.

@Scott Seaman, That is a noble thing you are doing, providing housing to homeless people using your own money without reliance upon taxpayer dollars to do so.

i moved to los angeles county fairly recently from nyc however my heart is forever in asia, my mom's ancestors' homeland. well my dad's a caribbean islander of mostly native amerindian descent but i find the caribbean is heavily europeanized, even with the afro & latino majorities. so, i tend to vacay and expend humanitarian efforts moreso in asia than here in the 'new world'.so if i could move anywhere within USA it would have to be even more 'West'ward til proximal to the Far East - HAWAII, GUAM AND OR MICRONESIA(!)

I have a friend who has a book company that comes to the hospital every 8 weeks and sets up displays in the lobby and sells books (a mini Barnes and Noble) and donates 10 percent to the hospitals favorite charity. 

While it may be a calculated risk and a risk with a noble end goal, it is a big risk.

@Cathleen Noble $50k is no where near enough to do that renovation unless you are using very low quality materials.