There is a good way to make money and a not so good way to make money. Both are legal. Venture Capitalist, and Vulture Capitalist. The idea of one is to profit by backing a new venture early and profiting off it as it grows. The other is scouting out a failing company that has three ways to pay off:
Wikipedia defines investment as “investment is the amount purchased per unit time of goods which are not consumed but are to be used for future production.” In other words, investment is something willingly purchased at the present time in hopes of gaining a return on that investment. Over time, whether or not is is a good or bad investment will be based on growth or failure to grow. This is why government spending can not be called investment in the strictest sense of the word. Society can benefit by items purchased by the government, such as:
Whose side is he on? I have already posed that question.
It’s not enough that Barack Obama gives away British missile secrets to the Russians:
