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BuyersBUYSIDE Realty AdvisorsThis document provides several financial reasons to buy a home rather than rent, supported by quotes from studies and reports. It argues that owning a home allows homeowners to leverage appreciation through equity building, pay down their own principal over time rather than a landlord's, and can encourage savings. There are also substantial tax benefits to owning and homes generally appreciate to hedge against inflation, unlike rent payments. Data shows homeowners have significantly higher net worth and feel more financially comfortable than renters. With low inventory and rising rents, buying is more affordable both initially and over the long-term for most homeowners.
Common Good Financekrawczyk80Panel presentation at the High Country Citizens’ Alliance 10th annual Sustainable Communities Symposium on "examining our definition of prosperity and identify ways for our community to transition to a more fulfilling, equitable, prosperous and sustainable lifestyle"-
October 17, 2009 at the Aspinall Wilson Center in Gunnison, CO.
Crowdfinance redefining wall streetDara AlbrightCrowdfinance is the future of capital markets, where financing comes from pooling small amounts of money from many individuals rather than large institutions. It allows citizens to invest in innovations and ideas from other citizens, governed by the same principles that built America initially. While crowdfinancing has progressed from its early stages, the author believes it is headed towards further growth and becoming a mainstream source of financing.
Dan Denning SymposiumThis document argues that returning to the gold standard would promote fairness in Australia. It claims that gold limits government power and promotes individual liberty by providing an objective measure of value that is not subject to manipulation. The document asserts that a monetary system based on gold would lead to greater economic fairness, equality of opportunity, sustainable growth, and reward for productive labor by preventing fractional reserve banking and inflation. It contends that stable prices reduce financial volatility and social instability. Overall, the document promotes replacing fiat money with gold as the basis for the monetary system in order to create a more just and stable society.
Stable versus Unstable Economy Camille Silla PaldiThe document discusses responsible and stable economies. A responsible economy issues currency backed by gold and silver, as the US Constitution stipulates. Money is printed by states, not banks, and corresponds to goods and assets. An unstable economy occurs when money supply exceeds assets due to interest-bearing loans from the Federal Reserve. This causes debt, inflation, and currency devaluation. A stable economy has minimal debt, money supply matching assets, and commodity-backed currency without interest. President Kennedy tried to regain money printing power from banks via silver certificates but was unsuccessful. Unchecked money printing causes inflation and risks fiat currency collapse dominated by banks through credit systems.
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What makes us bad investors?morganhousel- Clinton delivered a State of the Union address in 2000 touting strong economic indicators, but markets soon collapsed into the worst decade in 80 years.
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- Most individual investors perform poorly despite believing they are above average. Cognitive biases, inability to predict the future, and lack of patience often cause investors to make suboptimal decisions.
Ozymandias 2013 AEI 1.17DS AssociatesThis document discusses trends indicating that renting rather than owning a home is becoming the new normal in the United States. It notes that the number of renters has increased by over 3 million since 2010 while the number of homeowners has decreased by 2.8 million. It analyzes factors contributing to this shift such as high student loan debt burdening young adults and preventing them from purchasing homes. The document also examines challenges facing the real estate industry from this trend and proposes some radical solutions for realtor associations to empower and engage members as activists to influence policy and public opinion.
CrimeEric Strayer1. The document discusses various types of crime in the US, including violent crime, property crime, white collar crime, cybercrime, and organized crime. It also examines theories for why crime occurs such as differential association theory and structural strain theory.
2. The document analyzes crime statistics over time, finding that while crime rates were higher in the 1960s and 1970s, rates of violent crime, homicide, and property crime have been declining since the early 1990s. Incarceration rates in the US, however, are the highest in the world.
3. The document discusses how crime is committed across classes but that data often only reflects crime among middle and lower classes. It suggests that crimes of the
Commanding Heights in OhioRoger ValdezThis document outlines a strategy to advocate for pro-housing policies and shift the narrative around housing issues. It recommends:
1) Responding to claims about housing crises with data to show issues may not be as severe as claimed and establish a research center to provide accurate data.
2) Sharing proposals to increase affordable housing supply through market-based solutions like rent subsidies rather than building more subsidized units.
3) Conducting research to understand why people believe housing should be a right and not a commodity in order to change minds and support policies enabling more abundant market-rate housing.
The overall goal is to "take back the commanding heights" of the housing debate by providing counterarguments and market
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At this event we introduced Store of the Future - a physical space in the Netherlands that hosts innovative retail products and services.
http://storeofthefuture.nl/
Watch for an introductory Store of the Future talk by it’s Retail Research Director John Terra.
Follow us on Twitter to get involved in the conversation
https://twitter.com/Digicatbrighton
If you want to learn more about the Digital Catapult Centre Brighton, check out the website here: http://www.digitalcatapultcentre.org....
Don't forget to follow us on Twitter to join in the conversation and to receive live updates: https://twitter.com/Digicatbrighton
We also have a Linkedin group, please join to engage and share ideas with other participants interested in the Digital Catapult Centre Brighton: https://www.linkedin.com/grp/home?gid...
If you would like to be added to our Slack group, got any questions about any of our events or have just any questions in general, feel free to drop us an email at any time.
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Mike Cowburn: Account Director, Ideal Networkswired_sussexIKEA conducted a pilot program using location-based technology in one of its large UK stores to track customer flow, monitor queues, see live heat maps of busy areas, and replace manual analytics processes. The program also allowed customers to use an app for navigation to specific items or locations within the store based on their current position and a shopping list. Ideal Networks provided the underlying wireless infrastructure needed to integrate with IKEA's app and enable these use cases around analytics and navigation for both employees and customers.
Eva Pascoe: Head of Retail Futures, The Retail Practicewired_sussexThis document discusses how Internet of Things (IoT) technologies like beacons and sensors can be used to gather real-time data on foot traffic and store vacancies to help revitalize struggling high streets. Examples are given of councils using WiFi counters and beacons to monitor footfall and relay targeted retail offers. Relocating health services to high streets is also proposed to replace disappearing shops and banks. The future potential of crowd-sourced data and apps to manage public spaces efficiently is envisioned.
Simon Liss: Founding Partner- Strategy & Innovation, Omnifi Ltd.wired_sussexThe document discusses how Internet of Things (IoT) innovation is transforming future retail experiences in three ways: inside the box, around the box, and outside the box. Inside the box refers to more efficient and engaging physical retail spaces using IoT and IoP technologies. Around the box means integrating the physical store into a multi-channel retail experience. Outside the box covers new physical retail concepts that extend beyond traditional stores. The role of physical stores is changing as they become connected to other channels through IoT-enabled technologies.
Dan Thornton: Head of Solution Development, Hughes Network Systems Europewired_sussexHughes Network Systems provides world-class networking services and solutions with over 30 years of experience connecting global organizations. They offer managed network solutions for retail customers to enhance the user experience, protect brands and customers, and provide consistent messaging across physical and online stores. Their services help retailers integrate technologies, comply with regulations, and focus on their business while Hughes manages the network and user experience.
5G Vision for Future Networks From Use Cases to Implementation - Dr. Hamid Fa...wired_sussexPresentation from 5G Connectivity - A Digital Catapult Centre Brighton Taster Event on Weds 8th July 2015 at The FuseBox, Brighton
Ava Fatah .gen Schieck - Technology & Placemakingwired_sussexThis document discusses a research project called "Screens in the Wild" that aims to integrate public screens into urban spaces in a way that regenerates communities. The project involves designing and evaluating experiences on 4 connected screens in London Borough of Waltham Forest. A cross-disciplinary team from UCL and Nottingham University will take an iterative and longitudinal approach to understand how screens can be used to engage communities and address social, spatial, technical and interaction issues. The goal is for screens to become embedded into the fabric of urban life and for local communities, especially children, to feel ownership over the experiences.
Liz whitehead - Technology & Placemakingwired_sussexThis document discusses various art commissions that explore placemaking by focusing on a building, locality, and its people through contemporary art. It describes several projects like "The Elephant Bed," "Fragility," and "Dawn Chorus" that were commissioned between 2008-2015. It also discusses the concept of placemaking and what it aims to achieve as a strategy. Additionally, it mentions the projects "Running Stitch" and "Sea of Voices" that were created by different artist groups or individuals in 2006 and 2012.
What is Brighton? Peter Passarowired_sussexDr. Peter Passaro is a research fellow studying social and civic data science. He discusses the potential benefits of having comprehensive ("God's eye") data about the city of Brighton. This could include building a participatory platform to make city data accessible to all residents in order to create innovative solutions and a better urban environment. Dr. Passaro is working to establish an academic program in this area and encourage cities to experiment with participatory systems to improve life for citizens.
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Don't forget to follow us on Twitter to join in the conversation and to receive live updates: https://twitter.com/Digicatbrighton
We also have a Linkedin group, please join to engage and share ideas with other participants interested in the Digital Catapult Centre Brighton: https://www.linkedin.com/grp/home?gid...
If you would like to be added to our Slack group, got any questions about any of our events or have just any questions in general, feel free to drop us an email at any time.
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Step 3: Quantify Costs and Benefits
Once you've identified the costs and benefits, the next step is to assign a dollar amount to each one. Some benefits, especially intangibles, may be hard to quantify, but giving them a realistic value is essential. Base your estimates on reliable data, like industry standards or expert advice.
Example: If the software costs $10,000 to purchase and $1,000 per year for maintenance, and it's expected to save $15,000 annually in labor costs, the return on investment is easily visible.
2. What does money mean to you?
• Freedom
• Security
• Danger
• Comfort
• Worry
• Obligation
• Burden
• Slavery
• Power
• Weakness
• Death
• Sex
• Politics
• Pollution
• Fun
• Connection
7. Changes to UK money supply 1970 - 2013
Data: Bank of England
8. Mortgage lendingMortgage lending
House pricesHouse prices
Data sources: Office for National Statistics, Department for Communities and Local Government, Nationwide
12. Legal status:
•Regulated vs unregulated
•Legal tender?
Scope:
•Sovereign
•Complementary vs alternative
•Local/community vs international
•Virtual?
Money format:
•Physical vs digital
•Token vs IOU
•Decentralized vs centralized
•Cryptography?
27. “The secret of change is to focus
all of your energy not on fighting the old,
but on building the new”
- Socrates (A character in ‘Way of the Peaceful Warrior’)