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  • Re: Physiognomy of Economic Depression - Eric Janszen

    Originally posted by mcgurme View Post
    Yes, I actually have contemplated just quitting the faculty job and doing freelance grant writing, since I have a very good track record. I figure that I'd work less hours and that it would be more honest to be a "grant mercenary" that to continue pretending that I can be an educator in this environment. Of course, quitting a job (even if it is a crazy 60hr/week one) right now makes me a bit nervous, given the unemployment stats and all...

    I am sure you are right about the abnormality of it. In May, the NIH put out a call for grant proposals related to the stimulus package. They had 800 proposals to fund, and they received 20,894 applications! It has gotten crazy, folks.
    Yes, I worked on one of them - C20 I believe, the brick and mortar grant to be used as a statewide resource.

    There's more money to be made in freelance work - but it's less stable. Although, if one assumes that there's at least one more stimulus coming, it may be smart...

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    • Re: Physiognomy of Economic Depression - Eric Janszen

      Originally posted by ASH View Post
      possibly backwards

      or possibly the big trend in participation rate has to do with women moving into the work force over the span of several decades
      Bingo! You win the prize. All that chart shows( pre 1985) is women coming into the workforce. Its the part AFTER 2000 that worries me. Some of that could be early retiring baby boomers.

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      • Re: Physiognomy of Economic Depression - Eric Janszen

        So we just need some good old child labor to make things right again. Solving a debt deflation is easy!

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        • Re: Physiognomy of Economic Depression - Eric Janszen

          No, child labor would only increase unemployment. We need to eat the children and elderly who are stealing out jobs.

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          • Re: Physiognomy of Economic Depression - Eric Janszen

            Originally posted by EJ View Post
            I argue in an article in the current month’s Harvard Business Review Selling to the Debt-Averse Consumer
            FYI, you've been cribbed: http://www.nuno-id.com/styles/pdf/ar...tternunoid.pdf

            http://www.nuno-id.com/

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            • Re: Physiognomy of Economic Depression - Eric Janszen

              Originally posted by babbittd View Post
              Blatant plagiarism. Yikes! :eek:

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              • Re: Physiognomy of Economic Depression - Eric Janszen

                Originally posted by babbittd View Post

                It does have a "familiar ring" to it. As far as we know EJ is not an avid equestrian however. So all is good.

                Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. But it may be time to get mad.

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                • Re: Physiognomy of Economic Depression - Eric Janszen

                  BTW, FREDs, EJ: Here is the html version on the Juno-Id website: http://www.nuno-id.com/articles-news...hly-prayer.php

                  and US Airways magazine with some love: http://www.usairwaysmag.com/articles...erse_consumer/

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