#bank stabilization

[you-born-this-way]

Landscape in Chicago Inspiration for a large traditional partial sun side yard stone landscaping.

#bank stabilization #vertical garden #landscape

[hadifallahpisheh]

Traditional Landscape - Landscape

Inspiration for a large traditional partial sun side yard stone landscaping.

#bank stabilization #landscape

[big-edies-sun-hat]

this actually calmed me down, it really did

#ne ohio regional sewer district #central banking #bank stabilization #rivers #riverine #limnology

[drasticemotions]

so we got a teaser for ahbl13, for next year and I know misha is a high possibility but I’m gonna die. my bank account is gonna die.

#supernatural #spn #ahbl12 #ahbl13 #misha collins #castiel #dean winchester #sam winchester #jensen ackles #jared padalecki #pray for my bank account and stability up until the next announcement #jay’s thoughts (and prayers)

[showyoumyfavoriteobsession]

microdosing getting into mechanical keyboards by replacing my keycaps for the first time

#building mechanical keyboards is on the list of 'hobbies that would be absolutely ruinous for my bank account' lol #but i wanted to mess around a little so i got a new set of keycaps! #i was Not sure this would work because this keyboard (corsair k60) had weird proprietary low-profile keycaps by default #and i couldn't find a lot online about replacing them but some people had had trouble #but it did work and i like it! matches my new mouse :3 #these caps don't let the backlight shine through but it still looks cool lighting up between the keys #i'd like to try out other switches and stuff at some point #but i generally like this keyboard so i'm probably going to try and stick with it until it Needs replacing #also god my phone camera sucks ass. just no stabilization at all huh #i'm continually looking for a new phone but it seems like you can either get a good camera or a headphone jack but not both #anyway. #j rambles

[raethethey]

Past: king of pentacles

Present: four of wands

Future: three of wands

#what do you mean stability in ego development that definitely didnt happen #present makes sense if i can actually get some shit done on this project #and the only card im really banking on rn is that 3 of sticks #lets goooo baby

[onpointwin]

What do you think? What a Poll!!

Could this be the start of another Financial Crisis? Let's hope not.

#UBS #Credit Suisse #financial #financial markets and investing #investment #investor #investment banking #financial crisis #takeover #growth #opportunity #banking #financial services #markets #financial stability

[pinene]

I imagine people in these scenarios are likely less bothered by ideas of "fluidity" (or associating with them) and more about the notion that a third-party is claiming some secret knowledge of their own self that they are allegedly not privy to.

Absolutely. That’s where it starts. And I totally understand the instinct to then be like “actually I’ve ALWAYS been GAY and ALWAYS WILL BE!”. I’ve been there.

It’s just that that so easily leads to the definition of your identity getting way too important, which leads to the desire to police others who trespass it, paranoia about changing, being weird about women and heterosexuality. etc. It’s not that I don’t understand why it happens— I just want my fellow gay dudes to understand that this isn’t healthy or sustainable.

#It also used to irk me when other lgbt people would say sexuality is fluid #bc I grew up solidly in the born this way era and banked so much of my pride and stability on the fact that I’m inherently like this #And spent no time dissecting what it means to be ‘like this’ and cultivating a radical sense of self acceptance #So when people say ‘sexuality is fluid’ it would make me feel inadequate and angry… bc I never actually fucking dealt with accepting myself #Just asserting that. Because I have no control over it. It’s inherently valid

[janhooks]

#i have $17k in the bank so i have the financial stability to 'find myself'

[moreconomics]

"The Austrian School of Economics: A Solution to the World's Problems?"

The Austrian School of economics is a heterodox economic theory that emphasizes the role of individual subjective value, entrepreneurship, and the importance of markets in the allocation of resources. It is distinguished from other economic schools by its emphasis on the dynamic and entrepreneurial nature of economic activity, and its view that the economy is constantly evolving and adapting to changing circumstances. The Austrian School is also characterized by its commitment to methodological individualism, which is the idea that social phenomena can only be understood by examining the actions and motivations of individual actors. This emphasis on the subjective experiences and preferences of individual actors is also reflected in the Austrian School's commitment to the subjective theory of value, which holds that the value of a good or service is subjective and determined by the individual valuations of those who exchange it.

One key aspect of the Austrian School is the concept of the business cycle, which refers to the regular fluctuations in economic activity that occur over time. According to the Austrian theory of the business cycle, these fluctuations are caused by the expansion and contraction of credit by banks. When banks expand credit, they make it easier for individuals and businesses to borrow money, which can lead to an increase in investment and economic activity. However, this expansion of credit can also lead to an unsustainable increase in the demand for goods and services, which can result in a misallocation of resources and the emergence of malinvestments. When the credit expansion eventually comes to an end, the demand for goods and services can suddenly drop, leading to a contraction in economic activity and a corresponding drop in the supply of money and credit. This process of credit expansion and contraction can lead to the regular fluctuations in economic activity that are characteristic of the business cycle.

One important concept in the Austrian School of economics is that of economic calculation, which refers to the process by which individuals and businesses make decisions about how to allocate their resources in the face of scarcity. According to the Austrian School, market processes are the most efficient means of economic calculation because they allow individuals to make decisions based on their own subjective preferences and valuations, and provide information about the relative scarcity of different goods and services through the system of prices. When prices are allowed to adjust freely in response to changes in supply and demand, they provide a clear and accurate signal about the relative scarcity of different goods and services. This allows individuals to make informed decisions about how to allocate their resources and optimize their utility.

For example, if one good is experiencing a shortage and its price is higher than another good that is not experiencing a shortage, an individual may choose to purchase the good that is not experiencing a shortage even if they prefer the good that is in short supply. This is because the higher price of the good in short supply reflects its relative scarcity and the individual may be able to obtain more utility by purchasing a greater quantity of the good that is not experiencing a shortage. This process of resource allocation through market prices promotes the most efficient use of resources and contributes to economic growth and prosperity.

The Austrian School argues that subsidies and other forms of market intervention can distort prices and undermine the ability of the market to perform this crucial role in resource allocation. By distorting prices, subsidies can create artificial shortages or surpluses of goods and services, leading to misallocations of resources and inefficiencies in the economy. This can ultimately undermine the ability of the market to promote economic growth and prosperity.

Money is just another good among many in an economy, and like any other good, it is subject to the laws of supply and demand. When the supply of money is increased or decreased, this can have a significant impact on the relative prices of other goods and services in the economy, as well as on the level of economic activity. The Austrian School of economics argues that the state's control of money and its regulation of private alternatives can distort market processes and undermine economic prosperity. By monopolizing the supply of money or over-regulating private alternatives, the state can manipulate the money supply and interfere with the proper functioning of the market. This can lead to misallocations of resources, economic inefficiencies, and ultimately, a lower standard of living for individuals and businesses.

One way to promote economic stability and prosperity is through the denationalization of money, a concept posited by Friedrich Hayek and embraced by many Austrian economists. This idea refers to the proposal that money should be privately produced rather than issued by a central government or bank. The Austrian School argues that private money would be more stable and less subject to manipulation by governments and central banks, and would therefore be more effective at promoting economic stability and prosperity. One way in which private money could be implemented is through the concept of free banking, in which banks are free to issue their own private currencies while also subject to no special regulations beyond those applicable to most enterprises.

Free banking is a monetary system that has the potential to promote greater competition among banks, leading to better quality currencies and a more stable financial system. In a free banking system, banks have an incentive to issue currencies that are widely accepted and maintain their value, as this would increase the demand for their currency and their profits. To achieve this, banks must demonstrate the reliability and trustworthiness of their currency to the public. One way that banks can do this is through a practice called "note-dueling."

Note-dueling is a practice that occurs in a free banking system, in which banks attempt to gather up as much of their rivals' outstanding notes as possible in order to demonstrate the strength of their own currency. This process can be thought of as a form of market discipline, as it incentivizes banks to maintain reasonable reserve ratios in order to be able to honor their promise to redeem their notes for gold or other specie when requested. Competition among note issuers led each bank to try to demonstrate how solid and reliable it was relative to other banks, and this competition effectively regulated the specie reserves held in the banking system. If a bank has a large specie reserve relative to its outstanding note issue, it is better able to honor this promise and maintain the confidence of the public in its currency. On the other hand, if a bank has a small specie reserve relative to its outstanding note issue, it may be at risk of facing a liquidity problem if there is a high demand for note redemption. In this case, the bank may not have enough gold on hand to meet the demand, which could lead to a failure in the bank that did not have enough specie reserve relative to its outstanding note issue.

The Cantillon effect is a phenomenon in economics that refers to the way in which changes in the money supply can have unequal impacts on different parts of the economy. Named after the 18th-century economist Richard Cantillon, the effect suggests that the first recipients of new money tend to benefit the most, while those who receive the new money later on tend to be disadvantaged. This is because the first recipients of new money are able to use it to purchase goods and services before prices have had a chance to adjust to the increased demand, which can lead to higher prices for these goods and services. This can lead to a transfer of wealth from those who receive the new money later on to those who receive it earlier, contributing to economic inequality.

Many Austrian economists advocate for the denationalization of money and the implementation of free banking as a way to mitigate the potential for the Cantillon effect and promote economic stability and prosperity. In a system of free banking, banks are free to issue their own private currencies and compete with one another for customers. This competition can help to ensure that the supply of money and credit is more responsive to market forces and less subject to manipulation by governments and central banks. One aspect of this competition is the process of "note dueling," in which banks attempt to gather up as much of the outstanding note issue of their rivals as possible in order to demonstrate their own reliability and stability. By allowing the market to play a greater role in the supply and demand of money, the Austrian School argues that free banking can help to promote economic stability and reduce the potential for the Cantillon effect to contribute to economic inequality.

In conclusion, the Austrian School of economics offers a unique perspective on economic theory and policy that emphasizes the role of individual subjective value, entrepreneurship, and the importance of markets in the allocation of resources. The theory of the business cycle explains how the expansion and contraction of credit by banks can lead to fluctuations in economic activity, and the concept of denationalization of money proposes that money should be privately produced rather than controlled by the state. The idea of free banking, in which banks are free to issue their own private currencies, is one way in which this concept could be implemented. The Austrian School argues that these ideas have the potential to promote economic stability and prosperity by allowing the supply of money and credit to be more responsive to market forces and less subject to manipulation by governments and central banks. By respecting the role of the individual and the market in the allocation of resources, the Austrian School offers a unique and valuable perspective on economic policy.

#ChatGPT #MorEconomics #Finitude Fighters #MoribundMurdoch #Moribund Institute #Austrian School of economics #Business cycle theory #Denationalization of money #Free banking #Note dueling #Methodological individualism #Subjective theory of value #Economic calculation #Market intervention #Cantillon effect #Economic inequality #Monetary policy #Resource allocation #Economic stability #Economic prosperity

[bigshoeswamp]

freelance work is the worst tbh. I have a bunch of stuff linedup on relatively tight deadlines and it’s gonna get me through the next month but i still few like a failure and find myself feeling terrible cause i haven’t got a job yet

#im one of those people #the ones who need stability and routine #also im tired of studying for the bank selection process i hate it with passion #and i keep hoping that one job offer i know id be great for will email me back but they havent so far so its just making me sad :( #swamp posting

[eidetic187]

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#;; welcome to the bread bank ( out of character ) #current events tw #i cant do this i cant do this #i cant even check my email without hearing about it #i dont want to exist as a queer woman right now. i dont want to exist at all #im safe I'm not going to do anything i just #i dont have the mental stability to deal with this. i dont want to be here. i dont want to be anywhwre #i dont want to be #i just want to live in peace #hi I'm having a mini meltdown lmao #i cant do this #mental health tw

[notayesmanseconomics]

Is Switzerland now a bank masquerading as a country?

We are now only a few days away from the anniversary of the takeover of Credit Suisse by my old employer Union Bank of Switzerland. One perspective on that is how time flies but there were always going to be concerns. For example how would a relatively small country like Switzerland cope with having a new mega bank? Plus there was the issue of us for so long being told that big banks were…

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#business #Credit Suisse #economy #Finance #Financial Stability Board #foreign exchange intervention #G-Sibs #Interest Rates #Negative Interest-Rates #QE #Swiss National Bank #Thomas Jordan #Too Big To Fail #UBS #Union Bank of Swotzerland

[kc22invesmentsblog]

The Origin and Significance of Bank Holidays: Safeguarding Stability in Times of Crisis

Written by Delvin In times of financial turmoil, one term that emerges as a savior for the banking system is the “bank holiday.” This concept, born out of necessity during the depths of the Great Depression in the United States, has since become a crucial tool in maintaining economic stability during periods of uncertainty. The Great Depression of the 1930s was a catastrophic economic downturn…

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#Bank Holidays #dailyprompt #Financial #Financial Education #Financial Literacy #Global Economy #knowledge #money #Money Fun Facts #The Origin and Significance of Bank Holidays: Safeguarding Stability in Times of Crisis

[clitmasterslit]

Me: *spends infinite paychecks on books I know I won’t read*

Me @ myself: No! Bad! No more books! No more books for a thousand year! Bad!

#barnes and noble #books #bookblr #goodbye paycheck #who needs financial stability #spending #adulting #’ says woman who was left with 14 cents after her direct deposit paycheck vanished from bank account

[newtronic14]

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