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Living Economics 14 - Interest Rates and the Crunching Sound

In this second episode to follow “Rating Interest Rates”, Respectonomics through the Living Economics platform explores the character of interest rates, and how they intersect with currencies, creditworthiness and liquidity. Complex, yes, even daunting, yet this rollout brings a practical and responsive context to your understanding. Government deficits may be breeding more rate increases, while placing at risk our creditworthiness, and limiting our financial flexibility to meet emerging changes in economic conditions. What is your position? Your understanding? Share your insights: jeremy@respectonomics.com [jeremy@respectonomics.com] Living Economics, a platform of Respectonomics, provides bi-weekly assessments of economic and financial issues. The analysis is timely, straightforward, relevant, unvarnished and actionable. Your Voice of Respectonomics, Jeremy Wentworth- Stanley, draws on more than fifty years in the investment industry, developing the creed of “making the obvious obvious before it becomes obvious”. Workshops and in-house presentations are available. What are your reflections and ideas? Would you pass them back to us? And share the message please. jeremy@respectonomics.com

Living Attentively 14 - The Purpose of Rest

At Respectonomics, we provide LIVING ATTENTIVELY, which shines a light on corporate as well as personal life. This is personal and yet pleads to be shared with corporate leadership. Rest is a place of growth, knitting together body, mind and spirit. Athletes agree! Rest is intentional, redefines your identity, and gives clarity and energy to the tasks of the day. Rest is reciprocal, both to be received and offered. In your world of competing demands, rest must win the competition. This episode gives you the tools to find the places of rest. Take a break with Jeremy Wentworth-Stanley, your Voice of Respectonomics! Call Jeremy for workshops, consultations and presentations. jeremy@respectonomics.com

Living Attentively 13 - The Gaol of Goal

LIVING ATTENTIVELY is your insight into the fallacies of goal setting, how goals may be determined without consultation and without a mutually agreed sense of purpose. Goals carry an image of winning and losing, which is carried into the relationship between a customer and the corporation. The new approach is the POC Protocol - the Port of Call - which gives relevance to the journey itself; draws attention to the place of departure as well as the suitable preparations; and critically presents the notion that a Port-of-Call is only one of several on the trip. Destinations become collaborative, identifiable, and stimulating. Jeremy Wentworth-Stanley is your Voice of Respectonomics. He is your Ear at jeremy@respectonomics.com Jeremy offers workshops, consulting and formal presentations.

Living Economics 13 - Rating Interest Rates

Respectonomics through the Living Economics platform opens the reality of interest rates through a lens of practical observation. Scrap the pretense and jargon! The upward movement now is the outcome of rising consumer prices and volcanic borrowing. Supplies are victims in the firing line of Hormuz, and governments suffer a global epidemic of financial macular degeneration. It is time for surgery. Arteries of supply need to be opened, and the disease of deficits to be treated. Living Economics, a platform of Respectonomics, provides bi-weekly assessments of economic and financial issues. The analysis is timely, straightforward, relevant, unvarnished and actionable. Your Voice of Respectonomics, Jeremy Wentworth-Stanley, draws on more than fifty years in the investment industry, developing the creed of “making the obvious obvious before it becomes obvious”. Workshops and in-house presentations are available. What are your reflections and ideas? Would you pass them back to us? And share the message please. jeremy@respectonomics.com

Living Economics 12 - The Hangover of 1929

Respectonomics through the Living Economics platform continues the two-part series of examining the look-alikes of 1929 and 2026. In “1929 Today”, part 1, we brought forward the many issues that today remind us of 1929, for example the social unrest, concentration of wealth, and the rise in authoritarianism. In this episode, we bring forward three additional issues: first, the historically failed forecasts of buoyant corporate profits immediately before an economic downturn (currently estimated at 19%!); secondly, the concentration of intellectual brilliance in the fields of technology, engineering, science, medicine, and arts, while political and business leadership may attract a lesser grade; and thirdly the systemic degrading of the environment today, relative to the Dust Bowl of the 1930’s. Living Economics, a platform of Respectonomics, provides bi-weekly assessments of economic and financial issues. The analysis is timely, straightforward, relevant, unvarnished and actionable. Your Voice of Respectonomics, Jeremy Wentworth- Stanley, draws on more than fifty years in the investment industry, developing the creed of “making the obvious obvious before it becomes obvious”. What are your reflections and ideas? Would you pass them back to us? And share the message please. jeremy@respectonomics.com