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By: Terry Webb

Terry Webb — Fri, 13 May 2011 18:08:11 +0000

Hello Mr. Harris,
My name is Terry Webb and we met at a store called GENERAL DISCOUNT accross the street from MARTIN LUTHER KING HOSPITAL.
I am so glad I finally logged on to view your site and I truly admire what you are doing, and what you have done. I mentioned to you that I just published my first book “POETRY TO GOD” Volume 1 “Lord Please Hear The Cry” I have a free copy of my book just for you and would like to place it in your hands personally. please visit my web site at: poetrytogod.org
I want to be a part of your team…

By: J Harris

J Harris — Tue, 22 Mar 2011 06:26:23 +0000

What is chivalry? Yes it is dead and gone for most. You are right for dumping men who let you pay. Yet you are wrong for offering to pay on the first date too. Unless you asked him out, you should only offer when you feel he’s put out a good amount of cash over a few dates.

By: Nancy

Nancy — Tue, 22 Mar 2011 04:45:16 +0000

Hi JHarris,

I was wondering what is your take on men paying on the first date? I often times stop dating men when they don’t pay on the first date. I will always offer- but if a man takes me up on the offer it is over. Mostly due to the fact that I am a working woman and I am able to pay. It’s not really the fact that I need him to pay for me, but that I’d be willing to do the same for him in the future. What is your take on this notion- How do you feel about letting a woman pay on the first date? What would you tell your daughter? Is chivalry dead or are men holding on to their checkbooks a little tighter nowadays?

By: C. Cox-Brown

C. Cox-Brown — Mon, 02 Aug 2010 16:03:08 +0000

Hello Mr. Harris,

I am so glad I finally logged on to view your site. Next time I see you on the elevator I can say that I have actually logged on. I will share this information with my husband. This site has so much to offer. I cannot wait to log back on after work.

By: LJ

LJ — Thu, 27 May 2010 00:20:54 +0000

Hey J Harris,

Haven’t been to the site in about 6 months glad to see your content is still awesome. Keep up the good work.

By: J Harris

J Harris — Wed, 07 Oct 2009 01:47:46 +0000

LB
If you are having feelings, you should come out and tell him. You can tell your man anything, but the most important part is how and when. Either way it will be said. For example when he questions you, say in the sweetest non confrontational voice, “I’m worried about this new found insecurity baby…am I less trustworthy now, or is their something that you are doing that is playing tricks on your mind?” Don’t wait for or expect an answer, just go about your day so he can process that information. You are not trying to start a conversation because he probably couldn’t give you a true answer at that point. But you just want to make him think so he will stop that behavior.

By: LB

LB — Mon, 05 Oct 2009 18:59:57 +0000

Jermaine,
Can I ask you a question? My man and I have been dating and pretty serious for a little over a year. Recently he has been more demanding, possessive and suspicious of my every move. My girlfriends say its probably because of insecurities of his own because he is out on me. I need some answers but first I want some advice on how to approach this. Should I be worried with his change in behavior or should I comfort him? I hate feeling this constant pain of uncertainty. Any advice will be helpful.

Thanks, L

By: J Harris

J Harris — Sat, 26 Sep 2009 23:15:09 +0000

I did not instruct the class to get all three total revenues. The way I described it in class was to find the total industry revenue at equilibrium price only. Yet your answer would be more complete and potentially improve your grade if you include the following as well:

-Total industry revenue at world price- by adding the U.S. supplier revenue and the Import revenue.
-Total industry revenue at tariff price- by adding the U.S. supplies revenue, Import revenue and government tariff revenue.

By: Student#1

Student#1 — Sat, 26 Sep 2009 21:43:08 +0000

Professor Harris
I have a question regarding tariffs. On the quantitative analysis do we have to include total industry revenue at equilibrium price, world price and tariff price? If so how do we calculate it?

By: J Harris

J Harris — Tue, 22 Sep 2009 01:52:10 +0000

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Remember, this is a competitive capitalistic economy where greed rules all. No one is really trying to teach others to get rich. They are trying to get rich by selling you something.

However, now is the perfect time to invest in Stocks or Real Estate if you have the cash flow and the long time horizon to wait on the profit.

If you invest in the stock market:
1. You should learn what “Dollar Cost Averaging” is and find 2 to 5 good mutual funds and invest in those for a long term investment.
2. Do not buy bonds at all at this point in the market, they are a terrible bet given this cycle.
3. If you invest in individual stocks, be aware of the risk involved. it should be with money that you don’t need, and don’t care if you loose it. If that’s the case, go for it.
4. Stocks are low and moving upward, this is a great time to take excess cash and learn about the markets.

Good luck