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Understanding Inflation, Investment, Saving & Compound Interest, Mortgage, Borrowing & Interest rate, Scam & Ponzi Scheme, Entrepreneurship, Price Crash (8 Books)
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Understanding Inflation, Investment, Saving & Compound Interest, Mortgage, Borrowing & Interest rate, Scam & Ponzi Scheme, Entrepreneurship, Price Crash (8 Books)
$ 0Princess Persephone wants her friends to come along on the summer vacation of her dreams, but they can’t afford tickets. No problem! She can just tell Ganymede’s Money Wizards to print more bills. Though a wizard explains that doing so could lead to price hikes, Persephone insists. Then her royal subjects go on a spending spree, creating a shortage of the tickets her friends need for their trip. What’s a princess to do?
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Muhammad Yunus: The founder of Microfinance / Micro Credit Banks
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Muhammad Yunus: The founder of Microfinance / Micro Credit Banks
$ 0A biography of 2006 Nobel Peace Prize winner Muhammad Yunus, who revolutionized global antipoverty efforts by developing the innovative economic concept of micro-lending.
Growing up in Bangladesh, Muhammad Yunus witnessed extreme poverty all around and was determined to eradicate it. In 1976, as an Economics professor, Muhammad met a young craftswoman in the village of Jobra who needed to borrow five taka (twenty-two cents) to buy materials. No bank would lend such a small amount to an uneducated woman, so she was forced to borrow from corrupt lenders who charged an unfair interest rate, and left her without enough profit to buy food. Muhammad realized that what stood in the way of her financial security was just a few cents.
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Ubuntu: I am because we are (also applicable for businesses) plus free and open source programs
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Ubuntu: I am because we are (also applicable for businesses) plus free and open source programs
$ 0In southern Africa, there is a belief called ubuntu―the idea that we are all connected. No matter where we’re from or who we are, a person is a person through their connections to other people. We may be different, but our hearts beat the same.
Ubuntu can also be applied in the financial context, as a way of doing business that is ethical, sustainable, and inclusive.
Ubuntu can help people who work with money and other things. Ubuntu can teach them to be good, careful, and friendly to everyone. Ubuntu can also make them think differently from other people who only care about making more money and being better than others. Ubuntu can help them work together and share with others, so that everyone can be happy and healthy.
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