Change is Here - What Now?

5 November 2008

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There is little doubt that the momentous results of America's national elections will change government and society in a multitude of ways.

As a financial professional, how do you expect the Obama administration and broad ascendancy of the Democratic Party in Congress will affect your specialty, your industry and/or your career? What changes if any do you think the new regime in Washington portends for financial job openings, advancement prospects, or compensation?

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sivaca1976
13 November 2008
Yes, cycles are inevitable. But the duration of a cycle is what matters. If a Obama can reduce the length of the ongoing cycle even by a quarter when compared to Mccain, then there lies the difference.Yes, you obviously dont realise the turn of the cycle. Why Obama and democrats can make a positive or negative impact is not because of their visoinary plans to tackle the criis in the world, but because of the size of their country and the magnitude of the rescue they can make.
This will obviously turn the economic cycle.,
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John
12 November 2008
Nothing changes in economies. Cycles happen. Governments obviously don't know this or they wouldn't keep throwing money at institutions.
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