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Tag Archives: risk management
Managing the Mitigation
Looking at the data, the US economy is currently experiencing price deflation. The only thing up in price is pharmaceuticals, supported by the ACA. As the price of healthcare keeps going up, demand for everything else keeps going down. The … Continue reading
Posted in Political-Economy and Philosophy
Tagged appearance of risk reduction, current-events, distributive alignment of risk and reward, identity of primary causal factors, integral and derivative values, legitimacy of natural identity, notion of natural identity, political-economic trends, risk dimension, risk management, risk-free rate of return, the organized psychopathy, timing of risk, yielding to natural identity, zero-hedge effect
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The Divine Write of Definition
Swapping the Futures Risk management is the practice of self-determination: seeing the probable futures and technically resisting what you don’t want, which exists what you do want, over time, on demand. Technical analysts divine the future while Wall Street lobbyists … Continue reading
Unelected Risk, Under New Management
The two-party system is a straw man. One party sets up the other to knock it down. This is an arbitration process (a method yield) bureaucratically structured to yield the same result over time with pluralistic attributes. Bureaucracy is an … Continue reading
Posted in Political-Economy and Philosophy
Tagged John Boehner, President Obama, risk management
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The Last Call
Doing options, which is an argument about the future, risk management intends to predict the future-forward price of assets. This is accomplished with “puts” and “calls.” These financial instruments are sold to buy assets under contract for future (forward) delivery. … Continue reading
Inflation Conflation
Inflation, Randians say, is really a hidden tax. The king (government) pretends falling demand (surplus value) is caused by big business who raise rents without risk because they are not regulated enough. Since more and more regulation robs us of … Continue reading
Posted in Political-Economy and Philosophy
Tagged cognitive dissonance, conflationary risk, consolidation of risk value, convergent risk dimensions, current-events, deflation, economics, existentialism, free-market Objectivism, government, inflation, market making, philosophy, philosophy of risk, politics, risk management, structural determinism
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Management by Objective
With the objective of maximizing profits (price and volume) while minimizing costs (wages and salaries), consolidation “makes the market” volatile. Alpha transforms into beta risk (cyclical and revolving), requiring a controlling authority, like government; and as the risk accumulates it … Continue reading
Posted in Political-Economy and Philosophy
Tagged application of risk, business, confidence gaming, consolidation of capital, current-events, debt-to-GDP, deflation, economics, existential psychology, government, inflation, ontologics, philosophy, politics, rational markets, risk dimension, risk management, structural determinism, supply-side vs. demand economics, surplus value, unemployment
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The Protection Payment
No one wants to be bonded to probable risk. To hedge the risk (to exist uncoerced, without imperative) we enterprise to be free with the least possible payment. The less rent we pay the more free we probably are, and … Continue reading
Posted in Political-Economy and Philosophy
Tagged business, capital and free markets, conservation of value and probable risk, economics, existential psychological development, extension of rents, government, imperative dialectics, philosophy, politics, risk dimension, risk management, self-concept and sovereign power
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