After the great discussion which arose in the morning...

 I felt compelled (in a very positive sense) to broaden the limits of the forum and bring it to the online world.

It all started during our analysis of the cartoons with which lesson 6 starts: the rats which desperately chase happiness. It is supposed to be around the corner but the poor little animals keep running and turning without ever coming closer to it.

There are 4 big signs that sort of represent 4 different stages for rats (people) in their hunt for happiness:

1. Work harder

2. Earn more money

3. Buy more things

4. Keep going

and then you would find yourself back to square one. 

Well, this led us to a discussion on how necessary money is and/or if the need for money is just another necessity  which society/consumerism/capitalism has made us consider as such.

Whatever your opinion is, feel free to leave a comment below.

Apps which help you keep track of your spending

Hi there,

as I promised you in the afternoon, here you are the post with a link to an article on FORBES, the magazine for finance in which we are offered a list of the best apps to control our expenses.

I want you to take a look at one of them and write your opinion as well as a short description of it.

Is this none of your business???

My dear students and followers, here I am again to bring you a link to a piece of news about economics.

By the way, are you sure you know the difference between 'economic' and 'economical'? If the answer is no, then you should do some research to solve it.


Well, here you are the link I mentioned before. I hope you like it. British economy.

To be (rich) or not to be

Hi there my friends followers!

We are back in 2014 with the first post of the year related to world economy.

Click here and read if you are interested in how wealth is distributed in our planet.

Types of companies in the USA

And for those of you who want to get further...companies in the USA.

Types of companies in the UK

Interested in creating a new corporation? Find out here.