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Recently, I attended a capital markets conference.  Here, speakers discussed historical trends and premises that “we all knew to be true,” but more importantly, economist posed a problem set: if GDP has rebounded, why don’t we feel like we’ve rebounded from the great recession?  Why don’t the indicators reflect what “we all knew

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I once worked in a retail environment where, "The Customer is Always Right," took precedence over employees. Damages, theft, and returns reduced management bonuses; however, management was generally disallowed from refusing returns, stolen or not. At this particular site, the manager chose to hold customers accountable