Criniti-FinEconomics-ajk*$0# 1,272,272,eco,eng,20211019,20211232,4,Anthony M. Criniti: The Most Important Lessons in Economics and Finance ama,https://www.amazon.com/Necessity-Finance-Dr-Anthony-Criniti-ebook/dp/B00BMTUHR4/ref=sr_1_3?dchild=1&keywords=Criniti&qid=1634111156&sr=8-3#customerReviews eng,https://www.amazon.com/review/R1D30HUHVUOMNK/ref=pe_1098610_137716200_cm_rv_eml_rv0_rv Table of Contents Preface 1,1,Part 1 1,2,1. Introduction 5,2,2. Terminology 5,3,a. Laws 6,3,b. Rules 6,w,pun /pən/ I. noun a joke exploiting the different possible meanings of a word or the fact that there are words that sound alike but have different meanings • the pigs were a squeal (if you'll forgive the pun). II. verb — [no obj.] 1. make a joke exploiting the different possible meanings of a word • his first puzzle punned on composers, with answers like “Handel with care” and “Haydn go seek” • (as adj. punning) a punning riddle. 6,3,c. Lessons 6,h,This book is about learning the most important principles in economics and finance. 7,3,d. Principles 7,h,Nevertheless, principles are types of natural laws that are as close to being considered timeless as humanly possible to comprehend. 7,h,"Principles are guidelines for human conduct that are proven to have enduring, permanent value" 13,2,3. Literature Review 19,2,4. About Categories Devised 21,2,5. Methodology and Future Research 25,2,6. Limitations 27,h,For example, some principles probably would take volumes of texts to fully analyze their significance but may have been reduced to several sentences for the reader's convenience. 30,b,20211019 =0+30 14% Criniti-FinEconomics 272 30,1,Part 2 32,2,7.  The Most Important Principles in Economics and Finance 32,3,a. Business 32,h,Principle 1 It can take a lifetime to build a solid business and moments to destroy it. A person can work forty years building a business and then suddenly make a bad decision that jeopardizes everything. Examples include taking out a bad loan, buying too much inventory of the wrong product, unethical behavior, and mistreating customers. 32,h,Principle 2 It is the owner's responsibility to ensure that her or his business survives, not the customer. 33,h,Principle 3 Many singles may be better than one home run. 34,h,Principle 4 Almost every idea can transform into a successful business if applied correctly. 35,h,Principle 5 An army of many can't stop an idea whose time has come. 36,h,Principle 6 Never let your competitors know what you're thinking before your ideas are publicized. 38,h,Principle 7 When making more money than the competition because of a rare advantage, it is time to work harder than ever. 38,h,Principle 8 Knowledge breeds wealth. 39,h,Principle 9 If you have the option, eliminate the difficult clients for maximum efficiency. 40,h,Principle 10 If you have the option, choose your customers based on their character and not their wallet size. 41,h,Principle 11 The mixture of business and family is a potential time bomb. 42,h,Principle 12 Studying your competition strengthens your position. 43,h,Principle 13 Businesses must keep the customer happy at every encounter. 44,h,Principle 14 Every encounter with a customer is an opportunity to increase profits. 45,h,Principle 15 Customers love cheap prices but despise cheap business owners. 46,h,Principle 16 Buy low and sell high, yet lower than your direct competitors. 47,h,Principle 17 Sacrifice some if necessary for the survival of the whole. 48,h,Principle 18 Simplifying your product or service has strong marketing appeal. 49,h,Principle 19 Being clear about your expectations to employees will help you to maximize their efficiency and loyalty. 50,h,Principle 20 Give business to those who give business to you. 51,h,Principle 21 Always keeping your promises can help you to keep your good reputation. 52,h,Principle 22 The primary goal of any business should be to maximize the owner's wealth. 53,h,Principle 23 Businesses can maximize their revenue if they focus on understanding what other people want and not only what they want. 54,h,Principle 24 A business should only move at the speed at which it is prepared to handle. 55,h,Principle 25 Quicker wise actions avoid costly reactions and create profitable transactions. 56,h,Principle 26 The greater they are, the harder they failed. 57,h,Persistency is a necessary quality of every successful businessperson. It's not so much about failing but how you overcome it. We all must fail at something at some time, and failure should not be a reason for giving up. It is the one who learns most from failure and keeps on going that capitalizes best. 57,h,Principle 27 The more products or services that are bought, the lower your costs could be. 59,3,b. Charity 59.h,Principle 28 A true gift is unconditional. 59,h,Principle 29 Only give gifts that you can afford to give. 61,3,c. Debt 61,h,Principle 30 Always paying your debts allows you to be repaid with credibility. 61,h,Principle 31 There are legitimate reasons for taking out a loan. 63,h,Principle 32 You should borrow only what you can afford to pay back. 63,h,Principle 33 It is your responsibility to collect money that is owed to you. 64,h,Principle 34 Receiving some money from slacking debtors is better than nothing. 64,b,20211021 =30+34 28% Criniti-FinEconomics 272 65,h,Principle 35 Sometimes it is more beneficial to make exceptions to late debtors. 66,h,Principle 36 Don't lend money to irresponsible and/or unqualified people and expect to be paid back. 67,h,Principle 37 Paying down debt is another option, along with investing, to maximize wealth. 69,3,d. Diversification Principle 38 Diversification can be applied to everything. 69,h,Principle 39 Over-diversifying may not increase return or reduce risk. 71,3,e. Economics 71,h, 80,h,quality of life would disintegrate as the wealthiest people move all of their money (and their ability to employ with that money) somewhere else. 80,h,Principle 50 The ones who amass and maintain wealth are generally the best fit in the struggle to employ 81,h,Principle 51 The more economic failures a nation learns from, the stronger that nation becomes. 82,h,Principle 52 Inevitably, globalization will unite the economic goals of all nations. 84,3,f. Ethics 84,h,Principle 53 The price of great wealth is responsibility. 84,h,Principle 54 A good reputation pays a high rate of return. 85,h,Principle 55 Unethical behavior may sometimes create large short-term wealth but always destroys most or all of long-term wealth. 86,h,Principle 56 Some people will do anything to deprive you of your wealth. 88,h,Principle 57 Every laborer can make this world a better place to live and love. 89,h,Principle 58 The risks of the agency problem are applicable to all economic and financial entities. 91,3,g. Financial Psychology 91,h,Principle 59 The gain or loss of money enhances one 's emotional state. 91,h,Principle 60 A loss of money has stronger psychological consequences than a gain of the same amount of money. 92,h,Principle 61 The pursuit of making money can become an addiction that generally increases with wealth. 93,h,Principle 62 The long-term consequences of therapy shopping far outweigh any temporary gain of quick psychological relief. 94,h,Principle 63 Accepting gifts may create unforeseen psychological consequences. 95,h,Principle 64 Major economic events generally cause everlasting impressions on the future financial affairs of its survivors. 96,h,Principle 65 One s moral beliefs outrank their money in priority. 97,h,Principle 66 The public mind is generally content with feeling the universal emotion of each economic period, regardless of whether it is bad or good. 64,b,20211021 =30+34 28% Criniti-FinEconomics 272 99,b,20211023 =64+35 42% Criniti-FinEconomics 272 99,3,h. General Economics and Finance Miscellaneous 99,h, 101,h, 131,3,i. Health 133,3,j. Human Resources 137,3,k. International Finance 138,3,l. Investing 140.h, 159,b,20211023 =64+95 62% Criniti-FinEconomics 272 159,3,m. Marketing 160,3,n. Money 180,3,o. Personal Finance 181,4,i. Education 187,4,ii. Employment 196,4,iii. Estate Planning 199,4,iv. Family and Friends 215,4,v. Habits 226,4,vi. Personal Assets 235,4,vii. Personal Finance Miscellaneous 242,4,viii. Retirement 245,4,ix. Shopping 248,4,x. Wealthy People 250,3,p. Planning 252,3,q. Saving 255,1,Part 3 255,2,8. Conclusions 261,2,Bibliography 265,2,Appendix A: Questionnaire Sample A 269,2,Appendix B: Questionnaire Sample B ### #eng Another stronghold of practical experience In the beginning, the author Anthony Criniti urges the reader to make notes. This time I took it too seriously following the systematic approach of the author. Started to build a complete list of the common sense principles so solidly based on everyday experience and nicely formulated by the author. I could not expect the huge number of them to be over two hundred. Already half of the list I bumped to the maximum limit of clipboard notes allowed by the publisher, second time in reading Amazon ebooks. This time abruptly without warning in advance. My fault. I really do not blame the publisher. Reasonable limits to copying text are completely ok. But how to choose which of all equally reasonable principles? The previous time I continued copying by taking screenshots. This time even that was prevented. Whatever I tried, there was a complete stop to copying. Luckily no stop for reading and movement to and fro in the text. So I continued enjoying. Already in reading my first Criniti The Necessity of Finance did I become convinced that there is a clear division between economics and finance, both being essential sciences of human behavior. Me being a retired, now 84 years of age, traditional professor of economics, never educated or seriously practitioner in finance, although managing my own small two-man enterprise selling 27 editions of my textbooks, found a fascinating new angle related closely to economics in this Criniti exposition of finance as a separate science, aiming to maximizing and taking care of wealth as a means of no less than survival! But 218 watertight principles were too much, however. I got tired at about two-thirds of the total, increased the speed of reading, but never stopped being interested or dropping a single one. Why not? Because all of them seem common sense and well-founded. No difficulty understanding them at the first glance. My most sincere congratulations for the perspicuity of the author! In the end, I even found a means of crossing the copy limit! Taking screen photos and using the connected UCR facility of transforming picture text to editable in a flash of time directly to a notepad file. Oh, this modern technology! Taking afterward more than a hundred screen Fotos would be too tedious, however, as well as ethically unfair. This aspect of ethical behavior is one of the most important in this book and arises my full respect. It is not given as an outside limiting rule, but as a necessary condition to continuing success in business and finance. All in all this book would deserve all five stars, but to show my preference of the previous Criniti of the Necessity of Finance which I was able to so easily swallow 'bite, hook and line' whereas here I really almost got strangled with the enormous amount of food to be digested. So only four stars for the marriage of Finance and Economics. #rus Еще один оплот практического опыта Вначале автор Энтони Кринити призывает читателя делать заметки. На этот раз я отнесся к этому слишком серьезно, следуя системному подходу автора. Начал создавать полный список принципов здравого смысла, основанных на повседневном опыте и красиво сформулированных автором. Я не мог ожидать, что их огромное количество будет больше двухсот. Уже половину списка я достиг максимального лимита заметок в буфере обмена, разрешенного издателем, второй раз при чтении электронных книг Amazon. На этот раз резко, без предупреждения. Моя вина. Я действительно не виню издателя. Разумные ограничения на копирование текста вполне допустимы. Но как выбрать, какой из всех одинаково разумных принципов? В прошлый раз я продолжил копирование, делая скриншоты. На этот раз даже это удалось предотвратить. Что бы я ни пробовал, копирование было прекращено. К счастью, нет остановки для чтения и передвижения по тексту. Так что я продолжал наслаждаться. Уже читая свою первую книгу «Кринити о необходимости финансов», я убедился, что существует четкое разделение между экономикой и финансами, которые являются важнейшими науками о человеческом поведении. Я, пенсионер, которому сейчас 84 года, традиционный профессор экономики, никогда не имел образования и не практиковал серьезно в финансах, хотя я управлял своим собственным небольшим предприятием, состоящим из двух человек и продавал 27 изданий моих учебников, обнаружил захватывающий новый угол зрения, тесно связанный с экономикой в это изложение Кринити финансов как отдельной науки, направленной на максимизацию богатства и заботу о нем как о средстве не меньше, чем выживания! Но 218 водонепроницаемых принципов, однако, было слишком много. Утомился примерно на две трети от общего количества, увеличил скорость чтения, но никогда не переставал интересоваться или отбрасывать ни одного. Почему нет? Потому что все они кажутся здравыми и обоснованными. Их нетрудно понять с первого взгляда. Мои самые искренние поздравления автору за прозорливость! В конце концов, я даже нашел способ преодолеть лимит копирования! Съемка экранных фотографий и использование подключенного UCR-объекта для преобразования текста изображения в редактируемый в мгновение ока непосредственно в файл блокнота. Ох уж эта современная техника! Однако после этого сделать более сотни снимков экрана было бы слишком утомительно и этически несправедливо. Этот аспект этического поведения является одним из самых важных в этой книге и вызывает у меня полное уважение. Он дан не как внешнее ограничивающее правило, но как необходимое условие для постоянного успеха в бизнесе и финансах. В целом эта книга заслуживала бы всех пяти звезд, но чтобы показать мое предпочтение предыдущей книге «Кринити о необходимости финансов», которую я мог так легко проглотить «укус, крючок и леска», в то время как здесь меня действительно чуть не задушили огромными размерами. количество перевариваемой пищи. Так что всего четыре звезды за брак финансов и экономики. #fin Toinen käytännön kokemuksen linnoitus Alussa kirjailija Anthony Criniti kehottaa lukijaa tekemään muistiinpanoja. Tällä kertaa otin sen liian vakavasti kirjailijan järjestelmällisen lähestymistavan mukaisesti. Aloin rakentaa täydellistä luetteloa maalaisjärjen mukaisista periaatteista, jotka niin lujasti jokapäiväiseen kokemukseen perustuvat ja kirjoittaja ne kauniisti muotoilee. En voinut odottaa, että niiden suuri määrä olisi yli kaksisataa. Jo puolet luettelosta kerättyäni törmäsin julkaisijan sallimaan leikepöydän muistiinpanojen enimmäismäärään, toisen kerran lukiessani Amazonin e-kirjoja. Tällä kertaa äkillisesti ilman ennakkovaroitusta. Minun vikani. En todellakaan syytä kustantajaa. Tekstin kopioimisen järkevät rajat ovat täysin ok. Mutta kuinka valita, mikä kaikista yhtä järkevistä periaatteista? Edellisen kerran jatkoin kopiointia ottamalla kuvakaappauksia. Tällä kertaa sekin estettiin. Mitä tahansa yritinkin, kopiointi loppui kokonaan. Onneksi ei ole pysähdystä lukemiseen ja edestakaisin liikkumiseen tekstissä. Joten jatkoin nauttimista. Jo lukiessani ensimmäistä Criniti The Necessity of Finance -kirjaani vakuutuin, että taloustieteen ja rahoituksen välillä on selvä jako, molemmat ovat olennaisia ​​ihmisen käyttäytymisen tieteitä. Eläkkeellä olevana, nyt 84-vuotiaana, perinteisenä taloustieteen professorina, en koskaan koulutettuna tai vakavasti rahoituksen ammattilaisena, vaikka johdin omaa pientä kahden miehen yritystäni, joka myi 27 painosta oppikirjojani, löysin kiehtovan uuden näkökulman, joka liittyy läheisesti taloustieteeseen, tämä Crinitin rahoitus, erillisenä tieteena, jonka tavoitteena on maksimoida ja huolehtia vauraudesta keinona, ei vähempään eikä enempään kuin kamppailuun olemassaolosta ja selviytymisestä! Mutta 218 vedenpitävää periaatetta oli kuitenkin liikaa. Väsyin noin kahdessa kolmasosassa kokonaismäärästä, lisäsin lukunopeutta, mutta en koskaan lakannut olemasta kiinnostunut tai sivuuttanut yhtäkään. Miksi ei? Koska ne kaikki näyttävät järkeviltä ja perusteltuilta. Ei ole vaikeuksia ymmärtää niitä ensi silmäyksellä. Vilpittömät onnitteluni kirjoittajan tarkkaavaisuudesta! Lopulta löysin jopa keinon ylittää kopiointirajan! Näyttövalokuvien ottaminen ja liitetyn UCR-toiminnon käyttäminen kuvan tekstin muuntamiseksi muokattavaksi hetkessä suoraan muistilehtiötiedostoksi. Voi tätä modernia tekniikkaa! Yli sadan näyttökuvan ottaminen myöhemmin olisi kuitenkin liian työlästä ja eettisesti epäoikeudenmukaista. Tämä eettisen käyttäytymisen näkökulma on yksi tämän kirjan tärkeimmistä ja sitä kunnioitan täysin. Sitä ei anneta ulkopuolisena rajoituksena, vaan välttämättömänä edellytyksenä menestykselle liiketoiminnassa ja rahoituksessa. Kaiken kaikkiaan tämä kirja ansaitsisi kaikki viisi tähteä, mutta näyttääkseni mieltymykseni edelliseen Rahoituksen välttämättömyyden Crinitiin, jonka pystyin helposti nielemään "syötti, koukku ja siima", kun taas täällä todella melkein tukehduin valtavasta sulatettavan ruoan määrästä. Joten vain neljä tähteä rahoituksen ja talouden avioliitosta. #swe Ett annat fäste för praktisk erfarenhet I början uppmanar författaren Anthony Criniti läsaren att göra anteckningar. Den här gången tog jag det för allvarligt följande författarens systematik. Började bygga en fullständig lista över principerna för sunt förnuft så fast baserat på vardagliga erfarenheter och fint formulerade av författaren. Jag kunde inte förvänta mig att det enorma antalet av dem skulle vara över tvåhundra. Redan hälften av listan slog mig till den maximala gränsen för urklippsanteckningar som tillåts av utgivaren, andra gången när jag läste Amazons e-böcker. Denna gång plötsligt utan förvarning i förväg. Mitt fel. Jag klandrar verkligen inte utgivaren. Rimliga gränser för att kopiera text är helt ok. Men hur ska man välja vilken av alla lika rimliga principer? Förra gången fortsatte jag att kopiera genom att ta skärmdumpar. Även denna gång var det förhindrat. Vad jag än försökte blev det ett helt stopp för att kopiera. Som tur är inget stopp för läsning och rörelse fram och tillbaka i texten. Så jag fortsatte att njuta. Redan när jag läste min första Criniti The Necessity of Finance blev jag övertygad om att det finns en tydlig uppdelning mellan ekonomi och finans, båda är viktiga vetenskaper om mänskligt beteende. Jag som pensionär, nu 84 år gammal, traditionell professor i ekonomi, aldrig utbildad eller seriöst praktiserande inom finans, även om jag förvaltade mitt eget lilla tvåmansföretag som sålde 27 upplagor av mina läroböcker, fann jag en fascinerande ny vinkel relaterad till ekonomi inom denna Criniti-utläggning av finans som en separat vetenskap, som syftar till att maximera och ta hand om rikedom som ett medel för inte mindre än överlevnad! Men 218 vattentäta principer var dock för mycket. Jag tröttnade på ungefär två tredjedelar av totalen, ökade läshastigheten, men slutade aldrig vara intresserad eller släppa en enda. Varför inte? För alla verkar sunt förnuft och välgrundade. Inga svårigheter att förstå dem vid första anblicken. Mina mest uppriktiga grattis till författarens perspektiv! I slutändan hittade jag till och med ett sätt att korsa kopieringsgränsen! Ta skärmbilder och använda den anslutna UCR-funktionen för att omvandla bildtext till redigerbar på ett ögonblick direkt till en anteckningsblocksfil. Åh, denna moderna teknik! Att sedan ta mer än hundra skärmbilder skulle vara för tråkigt, men också etiskt orättvist. Denna aspekt av etiskt beteende är en av de viktigaste i den här boken och väcker min fulla respekt. Det ges inte som en yttre begränsande regel, utan som en nödvändig förutsättning för fortsatt framgång i affärer och finans. Allt som allt skulle den här boken förtjäna alla fem stjärnor, men för att visa att jag föredrar den tidigare Criniti of the Necessity of Finance som jag så lätt kunde svälja "bite, hook and line" medan jag här nästan blev strypt av den enorma mängden mat som ska smälta. Så bara fyra stjärnor för äktenskapet mellan finans och ekonomi. @@@ *** Criniti IV, Dr. Anthony M.. The Necessity of Finance . Criniti Publishing. Kindle Edition. Asko's Kindle for PC 2 - The Most Important Lessons in Economics and Finance: A Comprehensive Collection of Time-Tested Principles of Wealth Management Many of the principles in this book were also derived from past qualitative as well as quantitative analysis done by other economists, financialists, and economic and financial managers, both directly and indirectly. Each principle was structured for future survey research and data analysis to eventually improve the limited quantitative analysis done di rectly by the author and to complement the qualitative field research already used, in addition to the possible use of other scientific methods, such as case studies or experiments, to in crease the overall validity of these principles. There are several limitations to consider from the material presented in this book. First, there are so many important 96% Page 257 of 272 Location 2225 of 2336 lessons to learn from economics and finance that it was very difficult to determine specifically which ones are the most sig nificant. Second, it is difficult to scientifically prove the validity of this book's principles in the absolute sense. Third, it is written by a financialist. Fourth, very little quantitative analysis was used by the author to form the principles in this book. Fifth, it is difficult to accurately calculate the probability of the principles listed here to be applicable within the designated arbitrary range of time of two thousand years minus or plus from the present. Sixth, this book is limited in that it is a human's attempt to capture natural laws in economics or fi nance. Seventh, each of the principles is analyzed very briefly. 96% Page 258 of 272 . Location 2230 of 2336 Eighth, these principles may overlap with each other in various degrees. Finally, this book is limited because it is not com plete. That is, it is a work in progress. It is hoped that you can consider the difficulties in writing a book of this magnitude in order to excuse the limitations listed above (and any others not mentioned). Unfortunately, limited resources, such as money, space, and time, impeded this current study from gathering more quantitative supporting data. Despite these limitations, this book teaches many better ways to manage wealth formed mainly from an often underap preciated qualitative methodology, which includes many years of a variety of experiences in the financial world. In addition, I 96% Page 258 of 272 Location 2235 of 2336