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Charles-Hugh- Smith- Nearly- Free- University

Prolific author and owner of the popular alternative financial blog "Of Two Minds" Charles Hugh Smith discusses his latest book "The Nearly Free University and the Emerging Economy"With the soaring cost of higher education, has the value a college degree been turned upside down? College tuition and fees are up 1000% since 1980. Half of all recent college graduates are jobless or underemployed, revealing a deep disconnect between higher education and the job market. It is no surprise...

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"SILVER IS A TICKING TIME BOMB" — Jan Skoyles

This is a fun one, we visit with the one and only Jan Skoyles, writer and researcher for The Real Asset Co. Jan has a degree in International Business and Economics, and she's got a great sense of humor - which is a great asset indeed in these trying times. Jan tells us the issues with the CFTC and the manipulation in the silver market just makes silver even more of a "ticking time bomb." Jan says her personal allocation for silver and gold is 50/50, "That's how much faith...

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“SILVER IS A TICKING TIME BOMB” — Jan Skoyles

This is a fun one, we visit with the one and only Jan Skoyles, writer and researcher for The Real Asset Co. Jan has a degree in International Business and Economics, and she's got a great sense of humor - which is a great asset indeed in these trying times. Jan tells us the issues with the CFTC and the manipulation in the silver market just makes silver even more of a "ticking time bomb." Jan says her personal allocation for silver and gold is 50/50, "That's how much faith I have in...

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Charles Hugh Smith: The Nearly Free University

For full description and comments: http://www.peakprosperity.com/podcast/82941/charles-hugh-smith-nearly-free-university Our broken education model is ripe for creative disruption The cost of higher education has skyrocketed in recent decades. The average cost of tuition is up over 1,000% since the 1980s, far outstripping price inflation and most other goods and services. Yet despite the accelerated cost, the value of a college degree has been diminishing, both in the terms of quality of...

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