The economy is part of out lives. The economy is nothing more than a measurement of 'trade". And trade is a basic human action that spans our history on this planet. Even the cavemen who traded furs for stone tools had that economy impact their day to day lives. You can't get away from it, its part of us all.

Externalities have both a positive and negative effect on social societies, governmental and internalities that are out of control by tribal standards. Useful in their intervention at even the lowest level, externalities have been used as a tool to control the masses or to upgrade mental devisors within small governmental institutions. They have also been utilized to start small wars or to hold back mass confusion in unbalanced socialisms.

Developing countries will always lag behind because of externalities and the consequent controlisms that externalities bring to them because of their backward thinking. No measures can be applied since externalities were the cause and ultimitely, the effect. Therefor it is logical to say that developing countries will always be developing.

Want to or not the economy is affecting all of us.Some more then others, especially for those who may have lost their jobs due to a slowing economy or lost their homes as a results of this economy. I am not here to try and tell anyone what to do, but what I have found personally is that a home business is a wonderful solution to this problem. When you think of it, the gas you can save working an "online business" can be very substantial. No need to buy clothes either, you can work in your PJ's at home. And no need to go to the restaurant or cafeteria to buy food for lunch which adds up pretety quickly, even a cup of a coffee adds up. So if you are really serious about overcoming the effects of the economy in your life and in that of your family then don't just wish it could change, do something about it.